The month of May brings new blooms and fresh ideas in our physical world and metaphysically. Rev. Bill Marchiony looks into what "may" be possible when we open to what's new.

There is a Buddhist concept about things that are "bad" for us that can be used for "good". Guest speaker Rev. Sonja Mathis shows how this is a universal idea for transformation, forgiveness, and moving into our Buddha and/or Christ nature, as we discover what can make us stumble can also help us stand--or stand taller.

When faced with a "big" problem, we often have the feeling that we are a tiny cog in a huge machine, and have little power to change the situation. Rev. Bill Marchiony reminds us that despite the problems, we are partnered with an Infinite Power that stand ready to create something different.

You knew it was coming. All through the cold, dark months you knew that springtime would eventually break. With the trees budding and the flowers blooming, Rev. Bill Marchiony challenges us to learn to look beyond conditions to feel joy even in the midst of darkness.

The first two steps of a Practical Prayer remind us that we are in a partnership with the Creative Power that has - and continues to - create everything in the Universe. Rev. Bill Marchiony reminds us, as partners, of our authority and accountability in the process.

How often do we commit to a new idea, some new good that we’ve been desiring, then find ourselves slipping back into old thinking patterns and undoing our new intention. Guest speaker Rev. Dave Schpok explores ways we can keep our unruly thoughts at bay and experience the Good we deserve.