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Author: Rick
My life-long passion is in the arts: music, theater, visual arts, and literature. I graduated from Cal Arts in 1985. I began my career in non-profit administration working in Human Resources for AIDS Project Los Angeles during the height of the AIDS crisis. In 1995 I returned to school for a Masters in Divinity, and became a Unitarian Universalist minister. The ministry combined my passion for the arts with my skill as a non-profit administrator.
Imagine a Church
I hope you’re enjoying some down time this summer. Have some fun. Take a break. Take a nap. This Sunday we… Read more Imagine a Church
Prayer for Travelers
Our hearts this morning are with the travelers All the people moving across our planet In the air, on the… Read more Prayer for Travelers
Out of Here
There’s an old saying that wherever you go, there you are. But I find that’s not entirely true. Out of… Read more Out of Here
The Ultimate Good
We hold in our thoughts this morning All who are suffering All who are in pain All who are fearful… Read more The Ultimate Good
Ain’t Doing Nothin’
In the rhythm of the church, it’s the months between the end of one church year in June and the… Read more Ain’t Doing Nothin’
Welcome our New DRE
The exciting news at church this week is the arrival of Jacki Weber, our new Religious Education Director. She started… Read more Welcome our New DRE
Gratitude
We sing now together our song of thanksgiving, rejoicing in goods which the ages have wrought, We sing of the… Read more Gratitude
Thanks for Everything/Flower Communion
A look back at the church year just completed. Specific thanks is appropriate for the experiences of growth and learning… Read more Thanks for Everything/Flower Communion
Notices for Sunday, June 25
This Sunday we celebrate the 100th anniversary of the uniquely Unitarian ritual of flower communion. Please bring a flower with… Read more Notices for Sunday, June 25