Flower Communion is a uniquely Unitarian ritual, one that’s been with us for over 100 years across at least two continents. On this day, members and friends are invited to bring a flower to share with their fellow congregants. Together, they build a beautiful bouquet. And each leaves with a flower to take home that’s a gift from someone elser

Rev. Liz Weber spoke about Norbert Capek, Czech Unitarian minister, creator of the Flower Communion, who died in Dachau. Little known fact — the Nazis considered Unitarians to be enemies of the state.

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