West Shore Unitarian Universalist Church

Sacredness in Stone

Nov 27, 2022

Beloved Community, Interdependent Web of All Existence, Science and Spirituality, Sermon, Spiritual Biography, Spirituality, Stewardship, Unitarian Universalism, World Religions

astrology, Black Stone, Chartres Cathedral, crystal healing, Francis David, Gobekli Tepe, Henry David Thoreau, labyrinth, Spirituality, Stonehenge, Uluru, Wailing Wall, Walden Pond, West Shore Unitarian Universalist Church

One of the many stones I have taken from vacation spots sits on our West Shore altar right now. It’s from the shore of Lake Michigan, when I was still in seminary all of 20+ years ago. It’s sizeable, bigger than my fist, and it has a vein of quartz separating top from bottom. As…
Looking Back, Looking Ahead

Sep 19, 2021

Beloved Community, Holidays and Holy Days, Love and Justice, Sermon, Spiritual Biography, Stewardship, Unitarian Universalism

75th Anniversary, Dr. Everett Moore Baker, Evangelism, expectations, growing pains, Justice Visioning Task Force, Rev. Jim Curtis, Rev. Wayne Shuttee, vision, West Shore Unitarian Universalist Church

“There are four great needs of every human soul that must be filled if life is to take on new meaning and creativeness in the midst of the disillusionment following the war years.” This is from the Rev. Wayne Shuttee, West Shore’s very first settled minister, and he is speaking from a temporary pulpit that,…