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Carol Singing
The Star in the East: A UU View of Miracles
Does a non-Christian or non-theist faith allow for miracles? How do we explain the inexplicable? Join Susan Burnore for a look at what “supernatural” might mean to a UU.
And stay after the service for the UUA inSpirit Book Fair!
Wonder and Nature
An all-ages service (Children will remain in the sanctuary with their parents)
This Sunday: Listening to Indian Women for a Change
Rev. Ben has just returned from study leave in Nepal and India. This Sunday, he will introduce us to three women that he met in India. We will learn about these women with our seventh principle in mind, and ponder the question “Who … read more.
Decolonizing Thanksgiving
The Thanksgiving holiday is built on a colonialist lie that obscures the history about European colonists who stole Native land. Yet, it remains a holiday devoted to the notion of being thankful. Can we hold both truths at once?
Are We Going to Just Keep Talking About Racial Justice or Are We Going to Do Something?
That question was raised during the Social Justice discussion following the 9/18/22 service. From that discussion a team of six was formed which will most likely become the Racial Justice Social Justice Subcommittee. We are in the formation stage of determining our … read more.
This Sunday: Does My Vote Change Anything?
President Lyndon B. Johnson said: “The vote is the most powerful instrument ever devised by man for breaking down injustice and destroying the terrible walls which imprison men because they are different from other men.”
Join us this Sunday to explore the spiritual practice … read more.
This Sunday: The Courage to Face your Fears
Religious Education is leading worship this Sunday with Morgan Gresham and Djiné Johnson. Join us in costume to take on the courage to face your fears. There will also be a costume parade with treats for the kids!
The Courage to Be the Change You Want to See in the World
As Unitarian Universalists, we are guided by seven basic principles that guide us in our spiritual journey. The principles push us to do more than provide charity to the victims of injustice. We must have the courage to take action to change the systems that … read more.