Author: Jesse Greist

The Cook Who Forgot to Eat

The Cook Who Forgot to Eat January 27. 2022 There once was a woman who loved to cook.  She chopped and sauteed and seasoned and created the most incredible delicacies from dawn each morning until long after dark each night.  The few moments when she wasn’t cooking, she’d use to scour cookbooks and YouTube videos, seeking … Continue reading The Cook Who Forgot to Eat

“Hibakuijumoku”

  Message for All “Hibakuijumoku” by Jesse Greist December 6, 2020 In our world, there are times of great stillness.  A frozen winter night can be a time of stillness.  Or a hot desert day.  The fear of an animal when a predator is near, or the relaxation after that predator moves on, the quiet … Continue reading “Hibakuijumoku”

Covenant Inspiration

Covenant Inspiration- September 20, 2020 Jesse Greist There is, perhaps, no more sacred and important act in Unitarian Universalism than the co-creation of a shared covenant.  Since we are not a religion that looks to a rule book or single source of power to govern us, we rely on communication, agreement and shared understanding of … Continue reading Covenant Inspiration

A Message for All – “Gratitudes Footfalls”

Gratitude’s Footfalls A Story Written for Multi-generational Worship November 24, 2019 Unitarian Society of New Haven By Jesse Greist Jesse: The fourth week of November was a roller coaster of emotions for the Wattimore family. College-bound siblings, retirement bound grandparents, career bound aunts, uncles, cousins and their outward bound children drove, flew and even bicycled … Continue reading A Message for All – “Gratitudes Footfalls”