As Unitarian Universalists, social justice activism is part of our long history and helps build our imagined future. But social justice work can be exhausting and requires moments of reprieve – including space for celebration. Celebration is joy in action and can be a powerful tool for resistance – not only in helping us maintain … Continue reading “Celebration as Resistance: How Joy Supports Activism”
Echoing the question Dr. King posed near the end of his life, this sermon invites us to wrestle with the choices before us now: chaos or community, silence or solidarity. Honoring King’s prophetic voice, we reflect on how we are called to build beloved community amid deep division and ongoing injustice. To join the service … Continue reading “Where Do We Go From Here?”
We will hear favorite and original poems from our Fellowship members. To join the service via livestream on YouTube at 10:30 a.m., please click here. (You can also use this link to view the service later in the day.) To view the Order of Service, please click here. The OOS will be posted by Sat. morning; you … Continue reading Annual Poetry Service
In a world where technology pulls us forward, seemingly of its own will, how do we tend to the living connections that make us well and whole? With gratitude to Marie Baltz, our generous auction winner, for the brilliant inspiration for this service. To join the service via livestream on YouTube at 7:00 p.m., please click … Continue reading “Preserving Our Humanity”
We consider the quiet, unshakable belief that what we do and who we are matters. To join the service via livestream on YouTube at 7:00 p.m., please click here. (You can also use this link to view the service later in the day.) To view the Order of Service, please click here. The OOS will be posted … Continue reading “What Does It Mean to Choose Hope?”
