Click here to watch the Youtube Livestream Music plays an important part in our Sunday services, and an important part of our lives. Please join Rev. Ben and our music director Jon Arterton in examining how music nurtures us.
Click here to watch the Youtube livestream This worship service celebrates mothers of all kinds, and reaffirms our denomination’s stance: reproductive freedom for all mothers, and for all women.
Click to watch the Youtube Livestream Many early Unitarians were well-educated, erudite and well-read. Many early Universalists were rural and working class. Today, Unitarian-Universalists honor our historical roots while working to end class exploitation, supporting the rights of workers and all marginalized people.
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Sexual violence, and the rape culture that supports it, go against our principles as Unitarian Universalists. Two survivors will share their stories during this service, followed by a Pledge Campaign pancake breakfast and a workshop on sexual violence prevention facilitated by Natasha Cruz-Knopf. Click here to watch the Youtube Livestream
Click here to watch the Youtube Livestream Our final Sunday in March with the “Renewing Faith” theme features journeys from trans members of our congregation, as we approach Transgender Day of Visibility.
The Spring Equinox is a time for many earth-centered religions to focus on beginnings, but before we can begin, we must simply BE. At the Equinox, the earth re-awakens, and a connection is renewed to the web of existence of which we are all connected. Once this reconnection to nature occurs, we then become something more, … Continue reading Be. Begin. Believe. Become. Be – Renewed.
What does Covenant mean in the context of Unitarian Universalism? In the context of UU St. Pete? As new members commit themselves to our congregation, let us renew our commitment to one another, to our community and to our world.
Click to watch the Livestream Our theme for March is “Renewing Faith,” and we open by focusing specifically on our bodies. As we return to in-person worship services, let us reflect on what it means to have a body, how different bodies are looked at and treated, and how we can honor our body and … Continue reading Does This Sermon Make Me Look Fat? Renewing Faith in Our Bodies
Click to watch the Livestream Traditional worship features a sermon by an old cisgender white man, supported by readings and music. Shared ministry is collaborative, with worship services are co-created by multiple people. This week we introduce the “View from the Pew,” where someone from the congregation shares their view on the week’s worship topic.
