Winter

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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 Winter.

  • Prayer in Winter
    From WorshipWeb
    Oh spirit of life and love, We pause for a moment on this snowy day to reflect on the changes one week can make in our lives. We celebrate the feast of...
  • Chalice and Advent Wreath on UU chancel.
    Chalice Lightings for Advent
    From WorshipWeb
    Advent, adventus, means waiting. And the holiday season is nothing if not waiting—to get done the chores; to find the right gift; to find time for quiet...
  • A line of evergreen trees, branches coated with snow, in a snowy field.
    God of Life and Beauty
    From WorshipWeb
    God of life and beauty: We pray for the quietness of snowflakes, knowing that love is quiet....
  • Against a purple-dusk sky, a light bulb hangs suspended; the background are hundreds of other light bulbs, each hanging in mid-air
    Meditation for a New Year
    From WorshipWeb
    My friends, we have arrived: we are here, in this new year. We have crossed the boundary of time, into the next year, with all its resolutions and plans...
  • a "forest" of red and orange paper star lanterns in the dark
    Come We Now Out of the Darkness
    From WorshipWeb
    Come we now out of the darkness of our unknowing and the dusk of our dreaming; Come we now from far places....
  • The Pando clone stands above Scenic Byway U-25
    Closing Words for Seasonal Transitions
    From WorshipWeb
    May you know fully and deeply the blessings of each of your heart's seasons The inward turning of Winter Springtime's lush renewal The effortless, stead...
  • Bare trees reach to a grey sky
    As the year winds down
    From WorshipWeb
    As the year winds down to its close And we are submerged once again In the seasonal darkness we have come to know so well, We have reason to think back...
  • About February
    From WorshipWeb
    February is not for the faint hearted, I think. It is so exceedingly ordinary, having neither the romance of spring nor the bravado of winter. And the...
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    More than Groundhog Day: Wisdom in the Belly of Winter
    From Call and Response
    February 2, Groundhog Day, presents a small, persistent cultural marker of a spiritual observance hundreds of years old.