What inspires us to work towards climate justice? How are our lives interconnected with the life of our planet? What would we say to the earth and to those who will come after us if we were to write love letters to the future? Join Rev. Liz and the 7th Principle Team for this service inspired … Continue reading Love Letters to the Future
What can we learn about attention and even intention from the Artemis II voyage and crew? They say that what you give your attention to grows. Is that true, or is it that we feel more deeply the things we attend to? How can we use this idea for good? What is the relationship between … Continue reading The Art(emis) of Attention
To watch a video of this service, please open the page then click HERE. Most Unitarian Universalists don’t believe in the literal resurrection of Jesus. But the concept of resurrection, or rising again after defeat, is a good one for our times. We are all called to be a resurrection. Let’s explore that idea together. Happy Easter! We will … Continue reading Be a Resurrection
Singing can keep our spirits high when the struggle for justice gets tough. This service will highlight songs from movement and justice circles, from Minneapolis and from around the world. Come for songs of solace, celebration, determination, and strength. Click on the blue title then click HERE to see a video of this service. See … Continue reading Songs for the Moment, Songs from the Movement
What does First U Lou mean to you? You mean a lot to us! On this pledge kickoff Sunday, we’ll celebrate our collective power and our hopes for how we’ll grow our light in the coming year. Click on the Blue title to see the Order of Service HERE. and view the video of the … Continue reading Growing the Light
We will join Kentucky Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice, the National Council of Jewish Women, and Christian congregations in celebrating Repro Shabbat/Repro Sunday. Did you know that Unitarian Universalists have a long history of supporting abortion rights and reproductive justice, going back to the early 1960s? Come learn about our faithful actions on this … Continue reading Reproductive Justice Sunday
Resilience is often seen as bouncing back from challenges or weathering hardship while looking unscathed. Let’s look deeper and explore how we can cultivate a resilience that is gentle. One that will stay with us for the long haul, avoiding burnout in these continually challenging times. To watch a video of this service, please click … Continue reading A Soft Resilience
Due to the inclement weather expected, this service will be held virtually through Zoom only. There will be no in person service Sunday January 25th. There were many glitches as we learned how to Zoom from individual’s homes. Please be patient and forgiving. To watch the Zoom video of this service, please click on the … Continue reading Practicing Resistance
To view this service, please click the link HERE. In his Letter from a Birmingham Jail, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King wrote: ” We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly.” On this MLK Sunday, we’ll explore how his … Continue reading The Network of Mutuality
Rev. Liz explored the past year and the coming year — what happened that impacted us, personally and nationally, and what can we look forward to in the coming year. She also shared the UUA statement about the official stance relating to the US military attack in Venezuela. —————————————— To view this service, click here.
