Michael Servetus has long been described as the Grandfather of UUism. A contemporary of John Calvin during the Reformation, Servetus challenged the Doctrine of the Trinity, and his execution for heresy sparked a movement that fought for religious liberty.
Our Second Principle calls us to work for justice, equity, and compassion in human relations. While these themes are all intertwined, Rev. Dan will focus on the element of compassion. What does it mean to be compassionate? What motivates (or should motivate) us to be … read more.
On the Valentine’s Day, you are invited to come and enjoy a multi-generational service that lifts up the transforming power of love. Adults and children will join together to produce a “playette” about the beloved children’s story, The Velveteen Rabbit.
The history of our denomination is filled with amazing stories of courage, faith, love, and beauty. However, not all of our stories are so pleasant. Come and hear the story from the Black Empowerment Controversy that nearly divided our denomination, and left thousands of black … read more.
What is the responsibility of white folks? What internal and external work can we do in our own lives? These are questions that we’ve started asking this year as we watched the world grapple with horrific videos of overt racism. Several UUCEL members and family began … read more.
