How can we construct a future where everyone can live strong and proud? Come and explore how to lay the bricks, drive the nails, and reinforce the beams that support a fully accessible and inclusive spiritual community.
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The annals of history have blatantly erased, dismissed, and discounted the contributions of Black Americans as contributing chief architects and builders of this nation’s cultural, social, and economic foundation. Such omissions are an egregious form of racial injustice. One example is Albert White. Born to … read more.
Join us as we celebrate New Member Sunday and bestow Volunteer Recognition Awards to a few of the dozens of amazing volunteers who support our Unitarian Universalist community.
Join us onsite or online. To register for the Zoom link visit tinyurl.com/newmembersunday2024
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Levi – Calm Before the Storm – Rickert ( Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation), founder, publisher, and editor of Native News Online, will be with us to discuss Native American issues. We will also take a special collection to benefit the Native American College Fund.
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Join the UUCC Civil Conversations Group for an opportunity to practice emotional intelligence skills and to learn how to build bridges toward greater understanding in the world through thoughtful conversation.
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The world seems to be facing multiple crises from war and famine to climate change and the rise of authoritarianism. Now is not the time to lean into ideologies that “other” people in need. We need to find ways to work together to save us … read more.
Local quilter, Pam Chapman, will discuss the hidden messages of quilts during the Underground Railroad era, what the message each block in the quilt conveyed, and the myth/fact of the use of quilts by enslaved people pursuing freedom. She will also bring some quilts relevant to … read more.
Reflecting on the renewed focus on the Black Lives Matter movement and abuse of power by some police officers and politicians, what can we do to support change in our communities? How do we invite our neighbors to join us in starting, as Rep. John … read more.
Our spiritual theme this month—Restoration and Reparations—invites us to reflect on how we are called to repair the harm – economic, physical, and psychological — caused to BIPOC folks by the many manifestations of systemic racism in American society. How can we find a common-sense … read more.
Only by working together can we build Beloved Community and make UUCC a place where people of many beliefs can coexist, find meaning together, and encourage one another’s spiritual growth. This is the saving message of Unitarian Universalism: We can do together, what we cannot … read more.
