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This talk exploring how gratitude can be the foundation for service and activism was first presented to the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Glens Falls in Queensbury, New York, on November 30, 2025. The presentation was preceded by the Akwesasne Thanksgiving Address, read responsively with the congregation. Akwesasne is a Mohawk Nation staddling the U.S.-Canadian borde...
This exploration of the wonders of plants was first presented to the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Glens Falls in Queensbury, New York, on October 5, 2025. The talk is balanced between science and spirituality and is appropriate for most audiences.
The first time I went to a state wildlife rehabilitation conference, the keynote speaker was some guy named Doug ...
The family who knew her best called her Shelley. Those of us who had to contain her for care affectionately nicknamed her Houdini. Shelley was a 30-pound, two-foot-long common snapping turtle who lived in a pond behind a home occupied by three generations of caring humans.
The family and their neighbors watched the road to make sure no turtles were ever smashed by cars...
In 2022, when I graduated from seminary, I made a personal vow of ministry. I committed to caring for the Earth and all her beings. “All her beings” was a pretty big ask. After all, there are around 7.8 million species of animals, close to 300,000 plant species, 600,000 different kinds of fungi, and at least 5 million insect species [ href="https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/arti...
An earth-based couple was celebrating the birth of their first child and their 5th anniversary and wished to renew their vows and have a baby blessing in one ceremony. The private event was held next to a pond behind a rented cottage with only the officiant and a photographer. The couple had included a handfasting in their wedding and another knot was added to the same cord d...
