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.
Join Rev. Gy as they explore human nature from our ineptness in accurately assessing the moment to the ways we almost miraculously rise to the occasion.
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Unitarian Universalists have two annual traditions that are celebrated this time of year: the Guest at Our Table offering and Bread Communion. Today, we’ll incorporate both into our celebration as we reflect on how we experience love through sharing in community and in sharing with … read more.
Unitarian Universalists believe in the interconnected web of all things but as a species, we are causing the 6th mass extinction. Fear is a paralyzer; hope is a motivator. But where does the stark reality of the existential end of life as we know it … read more.
In our nation today, and indeed, in the world, there seems to be a movement away from people seeking the truth. Instead too many have become captivated by harmful illusions. We must find a way to reverse this trend for the good of all humanity. … read more.
UUCC member David Senecal has been reading about Stoicism, a school of thought that flourished in ancient Greek and Rome, and has been struck by the similarities between its ethical framework and Unitarian Universalist theology.
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When one strand of the web is broken, the entire web is prone to collapse. When we in UU spaces speak of our 7th principle, belief in the interdependent web of all existence, we are not merely speaking in metaphors. Our existences are intricately woven … read more.
At this multigenerational service, we will celebrate Water Communion and take time to reflect on the sacredness of life and how our Unitarian Universalist faith calls on us to be of service to it.
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Our beliefs really matter. If our beliefs are rooted in traditions or texts that ignore or deny rational thought or scientific fact, they can lead us into making bad decisions that can affect everyone and everything.
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Miriam, our Director of Religious Education, will share what she learned at General Assembly about the work of the Article II Study Commission and their mission to propose revisions to our principles and purposes and how it might impact our congregation as we seek to … read more.
