As UU St. Pete wraps up our pledge campaign, we reflect on the bravery it takes to publicly support an institution like our church in a state that continues to criminalize those on the margins. Today is also New Member Sunday; UUSP will welcome new members. … 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.
Jesse Jackson speaks of the sanitized version of MLK as the “Harmless Dreamer,” but in reality the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was a revolutionary who advocated tactics similar to the modern day Black Lives Matter movement. Rev. Ben asks us … read more.
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.
We have completed the fall New Member class at UU St. Pete. Come help us welcome our new members! We will also review the Cambridge Platform of 1648 and discuss the concept of “Covenant.” All are welcome. … read more.
Watch Youtube Livestream This All Ages Service invites us to ponder our place in the Universe. Perhaps we will share a sense of wonder at science’s understanding of the very big and the very small. All are welcome.
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.
Juneteenth is now a national holiday. Carla Bristol from St. Pete Youth Farm joins us as we look at and discover the blessings that came about as a result of the freedom given enslaved people. What other blessings can … read more.
Click here to watch the livestream
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.
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. … read more.
