Watch the Livestream Join us this Sunday as we explore the path to authenticity, not as a fixed destination, but as a continual journey of transformation. Through wisdom from our Unitarian Universalist principles an various spiritual traditions, we’ll reflect on how to live with integrity, depth and an openness to growth and change.
Watch the Livestream Through the great efforts of many feminist, activist women, March has been declared Women’s History Month. Those of us who live in Florida have watched in dismay as our state government has rolled back Black History and silenced the word “Gay.” At this time, Women’s History Month remains. This Sunday, take a … Continue reading Transforming Roles for Women
Watch the Livestream How do we help effectively across culture? Drawing from more than a decade of personal experience, guest preacher Liz James tells a story that has it all… Humour, thoughtful analysis, and confrontations with lions. Not a metaphor. Real lions. Liz James is a humourist, author, and itinerant preacher. In UU circles, she … Continue reading My Muzungu Eyes Are Improving
Watch the Livestream Sex has often been considered sinful and in competition for spiritual health. Yet, many religious traditions consider sexual pleasure divine. Rev. Ben leads worship and Gordia LeClair will give the reflection.
Watch the Livestream Our denomination does not insist on a particular belief in the divine. In such a church, how does one define and practice “spirituality?” Geneva Nelson will tell the “Stone Soup” story during today’s Time for All Ages. “On both December 3rd and 10th, the church will be collecting food donations for the … Continue reading Embracing Mystery, Discerning Spirituality
Watch the Livestream UU St. Pete Board member Doug Elliott will offer this week’s reflection on Stoicism. We will also be remembering our beloved Jim Furdell during the worship service. Following the worship service, there will be an opportunity to share more memories of Jim.
Watch the Livestream When you are on hold, and the voice tells you “Your call is important to us,” do you feel valued? How do we see, hear and value those who come through the doors of UU St. Pete (and do we feel seen, heard and valued ourselves)?
Separating Patriotism from Patriarchy: Questioning Assumptions about the 4th of July
