The Unitarian Universalist Association has created this special service to help congregations with the work of dismantling white supremacy. The service centers on the history, the perspectives, the voices and the leadership of Black Unitarian Universalists. Join us after the worship for a workshop, as well.
2018 is the 450th anniversary of the Edict of Torda. What was the Edict of Torda, why is it important to our faith, and why should it matter to us now, 450 years later? The short answer is that the Edict of Torda was an act that legalized religious toleration and legalized the practice of … Continue reading “Torda 450″ – -VIDEO
Alan of the Gandhi-King Community is speaking about the Baha’i Faith. With Lay Leader: Ann Green.
Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. weekend — Our theme for January is “Intention.” In anti-racism work these days, there is a lot of talk about “intention vs. impact,” with the saying that “impact is greater than intent,” meaning that how an action impacts someone is more important to pay intention to than what the intent was, … Continue reading “Intention and Impact” — VIDEO
Some say religion is best understood as a bunch of people in a room having a conversation. What does it mean to go from stepping into the room to actually joining the conversation? Today’s service will include an ingathering ceremony where we will welcome new members to our beloved community.
On this day you are invited to bring with you to church and talk about your Favorite Things. It can be almost anything from rocks to books and most anything in between.
One moment, one question, can flip a story on its head and change our entire understanding of who we are and where we are going. How can we learn to flip the story ourselves? And what new possibilities open up when we do?
