That was the title of a recent article in The Atlantic. Can you guess what it is? Here’s a hint: Susan will talk about the truth in the phrase “We’re all in this together.”
Lines from a Rumi poem to think about:
Out beyond … read more.
Many of us are told we’re too fat, too Black, too gay, too much. Unitarian Universalism believes in the inherent worth and dignity of EVERY person, starting with YOU. Our theology centers and honors those who have been historically marginalized … read more.
Please make plans to attend our candlelight Christmas Eve service featuring Rev. Ben Atherton-Zeman, the UU St Pete Choir and UU St Pete Bell Choir, Violist Maurya Dickerson, Recorder Player Jim Furdell, and accompanist Aaron Cassette. Wassail following the service!
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.
Well-behaved pets are welcome at our annual recognition of the important roles animals play in our homes, on our farms, and in the wild. We’ll include a “parade” of pets with their humans, so be ready to show off your friend. Feel free … read more.
On the anniversary of nuclear attacks against Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Rev. Ben reflects on his personal journey in the peace movement, and invites us all to dare to take our own journeys for what we believe in.
For this Sunday we return to our popular series of “Journeys” services, in which one or more members of the church share their own life’s journey- spiritual, personal or otherwise. Todd Wellman and our new Board President Rebecca Wilson will be … read more.
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Join Susan Burnore, Todd Wellman, and Vanda Hughes for reflection on the new beginnings happening in so many lives at this time of year. What kind of world are we all facing as we look ahead? How … read more.
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This weekend marks the celebration of the life and work of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Rev. Ben Atherton-Zeman will bring the work of Nikole Hannah-Jones, founder of the New York Times’ 1619 project.
Join Susan Burnore and others from the Worship Team for reflections and stories about enlightenment on the first Sunday of 2022. Maybe you’ll remember some of your own “Aha!” moments. (Reading the first few chapters of Stephen Pinker’s excellent Enlightenment Now: The Case for Reason, … read more.
