Leaning into Our Faith
Tons of articles online talk give advice about living your faith from a Christian perspective, but how do we do that as UU’s? Faith and the idea of it can make a lot of us uncomfortable, so why not just lean into it?
Tons of articles online talk give advice about living your faith from a Christian perspective, but how do we do that as UU’s? Faith and the idea of it can make a lot of us uncomfortable, so why not just lean into it?
How do we live our faith? Especially when we all have different spiritual paths. Our answers are complicated at best. Let’s explore a few starting points.
Through music, prayer, poetry, and ritual, Kia asks us to consider the sacredness of our work as Unitarian Universalists. For are not “all the dreams, all the dares, all the sighs, all the prayers” ours? Can we not get through the struggles of this world by “trusting light will guide” and that we will be … Continue reading Are We Not a Holy People?
“The privilege of a lifetime is to become who you truly are.” – Carl Jung. Proud of who he is and who he has come here to be in this life, Rev. Jeffrey shares his story of coming out both as a gay man and spiritually to step into living his most authentic life. Living an authentic life requires vulnerability and resiliency resulting in a life of freedom.
In celebration of both Pride, the 50th Anniversary of the Stonewall Riots and Father’s Day, John will walk us through the Flower Communion while we honor our ancestors and fathers/father figures. Please bring flowers to dedicate and to share!
For centuries, LGBTQ+ people have been in the shadows of spiritual communities. But an uprising is happening and the queer community is leading the way to more inclusive spiritual practices ranging from the traditional Christian church to decolonizing the spiritual practices of our indigenous ancestors. Join us as we celebrate what it means to be queer and spiritual for the modern revolution it is.
We covenant to affirm and promote Justice, Equity and Compassion in human relations. If anyone knows anything about our faith tradition, it is that we are very involved in working for justice. One might ask, “Justice for whom?” This would be another difference from some, as our work for justice is for “just us,” … all of us, even for those with whom we might disagree. Difficult at times, but for us, essential
On Memorial Day, we remember our fallen soldiers. We also need to remember and care for their families.
Join us this Sunday as we celebrate and uplift those women who have been caught by the cash money bail system. The Cash Money Bail System must change. Help us Close out the Black Lives of Unitarian Universalists Micro30 action: Babies and Bailouts
War is not easy, and it takes a toll on our soldiers’ spirits. Do the ideas of Beloved Community extend to veterans, past and present