Reflections
In honor of New Member Sunday, we will consider one of the central tensions of our UU faith: the individual and the collective. We are individualistic in that we are […]
In honor of New Member Sunday, we will consider one of the central tensions of our UU faith: the individual and the collective. We are individualistic in that we are […]
Today we continue our sermon series on our UU values as described in our newly proposed Article II of our UUA Bylaws, by exploring the value of Equity. The bylaw […]
In preparation for the Mother’s Day Walk for Peace, which is coming up in a month, we will learn about the work of the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute and […]
It’s Easter Sunday! As Unitarian Universalists, we draw inspiration from many faith traditions, including Christianity, from which both Unitarianism and Universalism sprang. In our service today we will consider how […]
20th century historian of religions Mircea Eliade noted, “there can be no religious experience without the intervention of the senses.” With help from a book called A History of Religion in […]
It’s almost Valentine’s Day, a good time to think about all kinds of relationships, not just the romantic ones. Friendships can be tricky – people change over time, we let […]
Justice is one of the UU Values proposed in the new version of Article II of our UUA bylaws. Bryan Stevenson, the founder of the Equal Justice Initiative, said in […]
Our sermon series continues on the revised Article II of our UUA Bylaws (the part that currently contains our Seven Principles). Pluralism is another one of our UU Values which […]
It’s MLK Weekend. Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was a prophetic leader who communicated a vision of Beloved Community that we must still heed, all these years later. Of […]
Time For All Ages: “A Plain and Simple Beauty,” Christine BulmanIntroduction to the Flower Ceremony, Rev. Jolie Olivetti
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