With with Rev. Kelly J. Crocker, First Unitarian Society of Madison
Humans have a unique capacity to envision that which is not, to use imagination to move from the realm of the known to the realm of the possible. Imagination can truly be transformative and revolutionary, especially when we recognize its power to help us empathize with others who have lived vastly different lives than our own.
What possibilities can be found when we mingle our power of imagination with our deep capacity for compassion? How can we, and our world, be changed?
Children’s Religious Exploration Focus (Ages 4-11):
Waking Up to Wonder and Beauty
In this lesson, we will explore doing the work of being appreciative of life’s wonder and beauty and staying present to it. This work of paying
attention to beauty honors our long-held UU belief that this world is not “fallen” but beautiful and a great gift.