Ra’s Army
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From a distance they look like miniature, yellow-helmeted soldiers marching along next to the fence, sort of an invasion of Ra’s army. Read more →
In the Midst of It All
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Some years ago I had the opportunity to work with a youth group to plan their annual worship service. They had a great theme in mind, all about voices. Read more →
Transmogrified
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I first learned the word “transmogrified” from the cartoon Calvin and Hobbes. Read more →
Revolutionary Love
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When I gave birth to my daughter, I had already been laboring for days—not hours, but days. Read more →
From Your Minister
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When I was a kid, it seemed like magic. My mother would take a piece of fabric and somehow bewitch it, so that it became a shirt, or a pair of shorts, or a dress for me to wear. Read more →
REsources for Living
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Our UU faith encourages us to be agents of change in the world. 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 →
Always Being Made
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We are beginning to understand that the world is always being made and never finished; Read more →
Always in Beta
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The unofficial CLF motto is “Always in beta.” We’re not afraid to make change within our own organization, and we are deeply committed to making positive change in the larger world. Read more →
A Wholehearted Sabbath
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It was August 21st of last year when something out of the ordinary happened. Schools closed. People took off from work early, or even the whole day if they could. Read more →
