Pain

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This list includes every page or product from UUA.org, UU World magazine, or inSpirit books & gifts that is tagged with Pain.

  • Black Lives Matter More than a Slogan
    From WorshipWeb
    The statement Black Lives Matter might be hard to hear because it floats. It is a bit of hyperbole. There is no counter point, no balancing narrative....
  • The Paradox of Ancestry
    From WorshipWeb
    We gather together this morning, Because others came before us. Some have left examples for us to follow, Others lessons for us to learn from, and the...
  • A Prayer for the World
    From WorshipWeb
    For all who die in war We lift up our hearts For all who live in suffering in the aftermath of violence We lift up our hearts For all who give their liv...
  • Holding the Hope for One Another
    From WorshipWeb
    This is a ritual of caring (or, if you like, praying) for one another, couched in terms of struggle and hope....
  • The Courage of Patience
    From WorshipWeb
    When we are overwhelmed with the world And cannot see our way clear, When life seems a struggle between tedium and apathy Or frenzy and exhaustion; When...
  • Prayer for Healing
    From WorshipWeb
    Torn and confused, lonely and enraged, I greet the new day with suspicion. Spirit of Life, show me the gate to healing....
  • Let Us Learn Peace
    From WorshipWeb
    (The prayer was written to be read by three people, as indicated by the typefaces.) Peace is more than the absence of worry. It is the creation of safe...
  • I Will Lift up My Voice
    From WorshipWeb
    I will lift up my voice and sing; Whatever may befall me, I will still follow the light which kindles song....
  • Penitent's Prayer
    From WorshipWeb
    It is an hour before sunrise. The waves keep coming, but each minute they make less progress than the minute before.
  • Easter Morning
    From WorshipWeb
    Dear God: Good Friday is gone—a dark day on the calendar, A time of suffering—with more losses than gains, And more pain than we thought we could bear.