On this Easter Saturday I think of the women of faith who gathered near the tomb of Jesus, watching and waiting through the silence of the sabbath.
Unitarianism is a creed-less faith. It is hard to describe my faith, beyond that it is a faith in love as our ultimate purpose.
What I can tell you is what it means to me to be a woman of faith; how my faith compels me to try to treat others with respect and compassion; how my faith allows me to be comfortable with ambiguity; how my faith helps me develop the confidence to step into the unknown and try new things, to nurture them and to let them go if necessary; how my faith helps me understand that I do not need to fix disagreements and conflicts immediately or by myself; how my faith teaches me to ask for help when I need it, to learn from others and to remain open to change; how, in faith, I allow life to unfold.
What does faith mean to you?
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
The Wisdom of Both / And: Reflections on Brigid, Goddess and Saint
Having practiced for several years in the Druid tradition, Brigid was always a goddess to me – a personification of the creative and healing...

-
Last month, along with some of my colleagues, I was invited to give a talk to the Unitarian Renewal Group on 'with or without God' -...
-
"I will rest now at the bottom of Bridget’s well I will follow the crow’s way Footprint by footprint In the mud down here I won’t come ...
-
"Be a lamp unto yourself." Last words of the Buddha Today is the Indian festival of Guru Purnima, observed by Buddhists, Hindus, J...
No comments:
Post a Comment