One of the most influential women of her time, Margaret Fuller organized and held Conversations – a focused discussion time to discern ways to improve the experience of women. As we reflect on our time and our experiences – what kind of conversations would we want to hold and what would a breakthrough conversation might be for … Continue reading Breakthrough conversations
The Unitarian Universalist Association’s covenant connects “inclusive democratic processes” to our commitment to justice. As we approach another presidential election year, we’ll explore ways we can center our call to dismantle racism and systemic oppression in our democracy work. How can we move beyond the moment of one election into a transformative movement that actively prioritizes … Continue reading Faith In Democracy
The title comes from a Billy Joel song that lists the historical events that have shaped our culture, society and even us – our experiences and our beliefs. We will examine what the past has to do with who we are today and how it impacts our choices today. Choir will perform under the leadership … Continue reading We did not Start the Fire: how history shapes us
“I would love to live like a river flows, carried by the surprise of its own unfolding.” – John O’Donohue Everyone is invited to bring water with you for our annual Ingathering/Water Communion Worship Service! Music will be provided by the Community UU Choir. We will celebrate the beginning of the church year. Click on this link … Continue reading Like A River Flows
Join us on Sunday, September 1, as Dorayne Breedlove shares some spiritual tools to bring C.A.L.M. in the midst of chaos in our everyday life. Music by Dorayne and Doug. Click on this link to view the videos of our service on YouTube: Video Link Click on this link to view our YouTube Channel: … Continue reading C.A.L.M. in the Midst of Chaos
