Topic: Motivation/Inspiration

“Standing Up for Immigrant Justice,” by Elsa Hernandez, IC4IJ

Service video UUs view immigration through a lens of love and compassion, rejecting policies that dehumanize individuals. Just as love knows no borders, Unitarian Universalist’s dedication to justice reaches across boundaries and walls. We show up on the side of love with all families, regardless of citizenship status, and strive to create welcoming communities and … Continue reading “Standing Up for Immigrant Justice,” by Elsa Hernandez, IC4IJ

“Famous UUs II: Beatrix Potter,” by Lauren Young

Service video This is the second in an going series. Miss Potter is best known for her writing and illustrations of children’s books. However this talk will focus on the less well-known aspects of her life; as an amateur scientist, a scientific illustrator, an environmental activist, a philanthropist, and her views as a Unitarian and … Continue reading “Famous UUs II: Beatrix Potter,” by Lauren Young

“Holding Fast,” by Rev. Kelly Weisman Asprooth-Jackson

Service video It takes bravery to commit to a faith, cause, or movement larger than oneself; and it takes persistent courage to stay. The institutions and identities by which we define ourselves, are only so strong as the human commitments out of which they are made; the commitments to which we individually hold fast to … Continue reading “Holding Fast,” by Rev. Kelly Weisman Asprooth-Jackson

“Coping with Rough Times,” by Avery Burrows, Bill Casey, and Alec Peck

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Service video Life is difficult, but we do not need to face its challenges alone. Members of UUCR share advice for getting through tough times and keeping our spirits joyful. Avery Burrows, Bill Casey, and Alec Peck are long-time members of UUCR. Each come from very different walks of life, in different places in their … Continue reading “Coping with Rough Times,” by Avery Burrows, Bill Casey, and Alec Peck

“Swirl of Autumn Leaves: the Transitions of Life,” by Lee Greer

Service video The weightiness of the passage of time is a long standing theme in art, poetry, and literature in many cultures. The literary motif in latin called “Ubi sunt . . .?” which translates to “Where are . . .?” engages with the poignant/wistful human feeling of the passage of life. For example, the … Continue reading “Swirl of Autumn Leaves: the Transitions of Life,” by Lee Greer