Service video This will be the first in a series about famous Unitarians, Universalists, and UU’s. Reeve was best known as an actor and for his portrayal of Superman/Clark Kent in a 4-part movie series beginning in 1978. He was also an author, director, and producer. However, this talk will focus on his spiritual struggles … Continue reading “Famous UUs: Christopher Reeve,” by Lauren Young
Gospel Music Part II: For Women’s Month, we will look at the life and legacy of Bernice Johnson Reagon and how Gospel music was woven so tightly throughout the Civil Rights marches and demonstrations on the 1960s. Tinka Friend and her husband, Nick, joined UUCR in 1996. After decades of trying to find the “right” church … Continue reading “Nothing But Love in God’s Water” Part 2
“Nothing But Love in God’s Water” Part 1: What constitutes Gospel music? Where and how does it fits into American history? And the legacy of Thomas A. Dorsey, who is universally considered to be the Father of Gospel music. Tinka Friend and her husband, Nick, joined UUCR in 1996. After decades of trying to find … Continue reading “Nothing But Love in God’s Water” Part 1
As we enter one of the most sacred times of the Witches wheel of the year, we also enter a time of honoring our ancestors. Join us in ritual as we honor our UU faith and some of our beloved ancestors. During this ritual we will also honor those generations that are doing the work … Continue reading Living the Legacy: A Samhain ritual
When it gets too loud, what voices still manage to get through? When earthquakes, fires roar, and winds howl, listen to the still small voice in your heart. What is it saying to drown out all the noise?
This year our faith celebrates the 450th anniversary of the Edict of Torda, which paved the way for the creation of the Unitarian Church in Transylvania in 1568. This will be an exploration of who we as a faith were, what we are, and what our possibilities are.
Our UU heritage is filled with protesters helping to bring about social change in our society. We will take a look at a few of them, their legacy, and how we can honor their courage and conviction.
