Drawing on the moral vision of Albert Camus, this service reflects on what it means to seek peace, dignity, and shared humanity in a world shaped by conflict. Through story, … Continue reading Neither Victims Nor Executioners
In the United States, have our focus on credentials, degrees, and competitive examinations undermined both equality and opportunity? How should religious liberals respond?
One of the great strengths of Unitarian Universalism is its openness to thinking about God in all kinds of ways. Join us this week as we imagine that God is not an answer to one of our biggest questions, but rather is the question itself––a question that has no answer.
One of the great strengths of Unitarian Universalism is its openness to thinking about God in all kinds of ways. Join us this week as we imagine a world without God, but not without the idea of God––one in which we all have to make sense of ourselves and the universe in which we live.
Worship Leader: Mark Weber Worship Assistant: Allan Georgia Fourth of July: Why we need a declaration of interdependence. This Week’s Music
What makes our community different from a group of neighbors gathering together? We covenant with one another. Looking back at 4,000 years of religious history, let’s explore what it means … Continue reading Covenant is a Verb
The service and the sermon, “Seeking A New Land”, is about the contemporary immigrant experience in America. Guest speaker, Mark Weber, CLM, is a member of First Unitarian Church of … Continue reading Seeking A New Land
