Speaker: Rev. Jack Donovan
ORIGINAL CONCEPTIONS: MARY AND JESUS as HUMANS; HUMANS as SAINTS and CHRISTS
The season of Advent and of approaching Solstice is a time for planning for what may be becoming. What are you planning on becoming?
A RELIGION OF APPRECIATIVE LIVING
Unitarian Universalism: Our way; Not dogmatic; Not demanding; But challenging; and inviting; and growing.
IN CASE WE’RE STILL STANDING BY, HOW SHALL WE STAND?
Our focus for this Sunday may change as we get to Election Day and beyond. Stay tuned.
DOES HALLOWEEEN SCARE YOU THIS YEAR? (Who Ya’ Gonna Call?)
What do the haunts of past and present bring for the future regarding this Election Day – Tricks or Treats? Could we raise them up to promote acceptance and encouragement of spiritual growth for all souls?
GET OUT THE VOTE OR GET OUT?
To what degree are the spiritual virtues of “acceptance of one another and encouragement to spiritual growth” in your life as we approach the election? How could it matter? Is it significant that this week includes both United Nations Day and National Nut … read more.
BLUE ZONES, RED BOUNDARIES: MAKING STRAIGHT OUR COMMUNITY’S WAYS
On whether we can enhance our society’s influence on the degree of justice, equity and compassion in our human relations.
WANT JUSTICE, EQUITY AND COMPASSION IN YOUR RELATIONSHIPS?
Why? How would you get there? Are you willing to give up some advantages, certainties and comforts? Are justice, equity and compassion driving impulses in your relationships, or debatable ideals – or could they be both? And since 10/4 is the … read more.
YOU IN THE SERVICE OF YOUR WORTH AND DIGNITY (Or, A UU Theory on Why We’re Not Sinners Even When We’re Bad)
So many factors influence our personal sense of worth – genetics, family, culture, politics, history, technology. What say do you have in whether you and your life matter?