From Your Minister
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Perhaps you watched the comedy special on Netflix by Australian comedian Hannah Gadsby, entitled “Nanette.” If you didn’t, perhaps you’ve seen some of the media coverage about it, using words like “game-changing” and “comedic revolution.” Read more →
Positive Change
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The CLF is deeply committed to serving those who are making positive change in the world. Read more →
REsources for Living
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What is your favorite Christmas carol? Mine is the English carol “The Friendly Beasts,” which begins: Read more →
Audio Recordings
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You can listen to audio recordings of Quest Monthly, read back issues or get electronic versions of the text to share with friends (and much more) at questformeaning.org Read more →
Christmas
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It was all so complicated:
The questionable parentage,
the awkward journey,
the not knowing where you will sleep, Read more →
A Way Out of No Way
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Martin Luther King, Jr.’s last speech is now called “The Mountaintop Speech.” Read more →
Spiritual Ancestors
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Like many Unitarian Universalists of color (and many white allies), I get tired of white male dominance within our society and yearn for more diverse representation. Read more →
Nominating Committee Seeks Leaders
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The CLF’s Nominating Committee seeks members to run for positions beginning June 2019: Read more →
Always
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On the morning my grandmother died, I squeezed the juice out of citrus fruits and strained out the seeds with a fork so I wouldn’t drink them. Read more →
And When Ancestors Are Dishonorable?
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Many people think of their ancestors as dead and gone, and therefore to be thought about only occasionally and with no real attachment, as if they have no claim on us who live. Read more →
