Is “political correctness” simply being sensitive to another’s experiences and treating people with the dignity they deserve or is it a soul-crushing cultural force that inhibits free speech and polices free thought?
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If we do not acknowledge the true legacy of those who came before us, we run the risk of romanticizing and glorifying times and systems that provided justice and freedom to a privileged few.
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Join Rev . Gy as they help us explore what integrity, courage, and commitment to an honest and healthy relationship with others might look like in our lives.
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Often, the reasons we want to maintain the status quo are comfort and control. Trying new ways of being and doing and decentering our privilege to make room for different ideas and perspectives involves taking risks and letting go of our illusion of control.
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Voltaire famously wrote, “perfect is the enemy of good.” Join Rev. Gy as they help us consider how the very idea of ‘the best’ prevents us from living wholeheartedly.
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Rev. Gy kicks off our annual stewardship campaign by examining how our good care of what is already here will lead to a bountiful harvest in the future.
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Each of us was born with a unique purpose and special talents … our gifts. Through stories and an audience-participation visualization exercise, local author, writer, editor, and public speaker Bob Weir reminds us to utilize our gifts, our vision, and our courage to live peacefully … read more.
Generosity, Hope, Service, Truth, and Gratitude are values by which we try to live our lives. Come and hear Joe Calme, Freya Lake, Pat Fuehr, Joel Folkert, and Chris Petersmark share how these values provide meaning in their lives.
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This year sees us embracing a more active congregational life and reacting to all that the pandemic has changed. What’s next for our congregation? What’s next for Unitarian Universalism? Join Rev. Dr. Megan Foley from the Central East Region of the UUA for an exploration … read more.
To welcome the New Year, it is our tradition to release all the emotional ties and bonds that no longer serve us by feeding them to the flames of the Burning Bowl. Join us to hit the spiritual reset button and reflect on making a … read more.
