Finding my path when the choices I made in my twenties didn't work out.

Your heart will be worn and joyous, wise and beat up, and full of sorrow and amazement.

Four stages of burnout and recovery as the church year draws to a close.

Facing cancer with lessons learned from my parishioners.

People say, ‘Bloom where you’re planted,’ but things happen.

Only after the funeral did Brother Dick ask, 'And what church did you say you attend?'

Establishing connections with self, family, and the earth.

On alternating days, a resolution to stop beating myself up.

When a Unitarian Universalist minister moves to the island of Crete, a sense of humor builds a bridge across cultures.

Tickets to the Keith Urban concert weren't just a gift. They were a miracle.

Why a journalist writes haiku.

Going with the flow sounds nice, until the river tries to kill you.

Finding new life after burning out at church.

Watching a loved one fade into dementia and yearning for grace.

If our world is to survive in all its contradiction and complexity, it needs more people who are capable of loving it in its entirety.

We write the story of our lives with each choice we make, but do we take time to read it?

Fireworks and church may not seem to go together, but in my family they do.

Buddhism puts down roots in American congregations.

One Unitarian Universalist's religious journey.

Five-year-olds ask theological questions in a fine art museum.