Spirituality, by my lights, is defined by our relationships; with ourselves, our communities and with that “Something Larger Than Ourselves,” however we define this; God, Goddess, Nature, the Community, the Cosmos. Our 3rd UU Principle is that we covenant to affirm and promote the “Acceptance of one another and encouragement to spiritual growth in our … Continue reading Spirit Says Do!
When we talk about courage, we often focus on big acts of defiance and facing seemingly insurmountable odds. But most of us don’t face such epic circumstances. What if courage starts with much smaller, much more ordinary acts?
“The inherent worth and dignity of every person.” Easy to agree with, but hard to live by. It’s tempting to stay blind to how we marginalize others. It takes courage to face our actions and inactions, to face ourselves. Shall we be courageous?
There is much talk of love both in February and in Unitarian Universalism in general. In this service we will consider specifically the work of Black thinkers like Cornel West, Audre Lorde, James Baldwin, Adrienne Maree Brown, and Octavia Butler as we seek to better understand what love is.
The Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a strong advocate for nonviolent solutions met with love and grace. This is incredibly important to remember in these trying times.
Join us for our annual pledge service and brunch afterwards! We will be talking about where we want to see our church go in the future and how we think we will be able to get there.
Inspired by the BLUU Miro 30 action, our Sunday service looks at black history through the words of some prophetic people of color. We invite you to join us as we hold space and look at how our movements and actions now, are creating the history for tomorrow.
In a culture of “new year, new me,” we surround ourselves with new beginnings. But what happens when new beginnings begin to feel more like the same old starting point over and over again?
Join us as we take a lesson from pop culture, and look to the possibilities of 2019
There are times in our lives that it is simply time to let something go, for our own mental health, like a job, a romantic pairing, or a friendship. How do we cope with the pain of this loss?
