As a people who pride ourselves on rationality and a bias for peace, many of us may not even recognize the feeling of anger when it shows up. We may intellectually KNOW we are angry, but don’t square that with the signals our bodies and hearts send. Women are angry. And that is right. Let’s … Continue reading The Secret Life of Anger
Advice on how to feel better is abundant and the sources are varied and plentiful. When does the urge to engage in self-help become a barrier to the kind of solutions that could make us more resilient as individuals and more compassionate as a culture? When does our inward gaze become a moral problem? Let’s … Continue reading The Limits of Self-Help in a World on Fire
In a moment that trains us to move fast and hold on tight, what does it mean to go far instead? Join us this Sunday for a sermon about shared courage, generosity, and why the future of a 325-year-old church depends on how we choose to move together now. Split Plate: Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts … Continue reading The Parable of the Bricklayer
