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In every moment, life gives us an invitation.
As UUs, that invitation is to discover ourselves as spiritual beings, to be part of a community of like-mined individuals who are on the journey together, and to reach out to the … read more.
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As Unitarian Universalists, we don’t usually celebrate Passion Week and its culmination at Easter. We do celebrate Easter Eggs which actually come from pagan Rite of Spring festivals. Still, there are important lessons that can be … read more.
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Congregational convenants are declarations of interdependence. Every Sunday we repeat as our own the covenant first written by James Vila Blake in 1894: “…This is our great covenant: to dwell together in peace, to seek the truth in love, and to help one another.” … read more.
UU minister Rev. Rudy Nemser is reported to have said that there are essentially four types of prayer which he expressed humorously as “Thanks! Oops! Gimme! and Wow!” In stricter liturgical language that translates to Prayers of Thanksgiving, Contrition, Petition, and Praise. This Sunday, Trish Ramey, … read more.
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Remember when the coronavirus was fresh, somewhat unbelievable news, happening in spots far distant from our front door… until we all watched in horror as the deaths almost literally piled up in New York City. And then we watched, also in horror, but also … read more.
February is Black History month, so we will be honoring some relatively unknown black women who have shaped our nation. Shameka Parrish-Wright joins us in conversation about her experience as a black woman making her way in a white supremacist culture. She is Site Manager for … read more.
As Unitarian Universalists, we don’t usually celebrate Passion Week and its culmination at Easter. We do celebrate Easter Eggs which actually come from pagan Rite of Spring festivals. Still, there are important lessons that can be taken from the ideas around Easter — betrayal, giving … read more.
