Memory has been called the most wonderful ability. While it can be retentive, serviceable, and obedient, it can also sometimes be weak and bewildered; a powerful, ongoing narrative we use to understand and manage our lives. This morning, we reflect on the power of memory both to connect us with the past and to shape who we are in the present.

Celebrant: David Gortner, Anchor: Lennie Martin
Music: Sarah Greenleaf

When Albert Einstein wisely advised, “Never lose a holy curiosity,” he might have been specifically addressing those of us whose response to the really big questions tends toward asking more questions, and to finding satisfaction as much in the quest as in whatever answers we find.

Celebrant: Lennie Martin, Anchor: David Gortner
Music: David Gortner and Barbara Stebbins-Boaz

Improvisation and Unitarian Universalism have more than a little bit in common. Both require an open mind and the willingness to explore past a pre-determined path, for example. What wondrous possibilities might there be when faith and improvisation intersect?

Celebrant: Ann Hanus, Anchor: Arrhiannon Kirkpatrick
Music: Marcia Christenson

The phrase “uncharted territory” is repeated on an almost daily basis these days. Reflecting on how we are to navigate our way forward, let us draw inspiration from prophetic women and men of both the past and present.
Share the plate: Salem Interfaith Hospitality Network
Music both services: Ted Cory
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