As the golden light of late September begins to stretch and soften across North Texas, the Earth Centered Spirituality Group at The First Unitarian Church of Dallas invites the community to mark a sacred moment of equilibrium On Saturday, September 26, 2026, at 5:00 PM CST, members and seekers alike will gather for their annual Autumn Equinox Potluck & Celebration stepping away from the rush of the everyday to honor the delicate tipping point where day and night finally hold equal weight.
I am deeply humbled and incredibly excited to begin serving tomorrow, September 13, 2026, as a Children’s Sunday Circles Guide for the 4th and 5th-grade Soul Matters “Building Belonging” curriculum at the First Unitarian Church of Dallas.
There is a distinct kind of magic that happens right around late summer. The rhythm of the days begins to shift, fresh notebooks appear on desks, and the promise of a new church year starts to take shape. This season, my calendar has one date circled in bright ink: Sunday, September 13th, 2026.
As September approaches, a fresh rhythm begins to settle in, and with it comes an adventure I’ve been anticipating all summer: stepping into the classroom to help lead and teach Children’s Sunday Circles and Sunday school at the First Unitarian Church of Dallas.
Welcoming the First Harvest: Lughnasadh at First Unitarian Church of Dallas As the high Texas summer reaches its peak, the Earth quietly signals a turning point. August marks the arrival of Lughnasadh (pronounced LOO-nah-sah), also known as Lammas—an ancient Gaelic festival honoring the very first harvest of the season. Whether you are rooted in Earth-centered … Read more