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Reggie Harris. Live stream. In a time of challenge and change, it can be difficult, draining and anxiety producing to keep your âeyes on the prizeâ in daily living. The act of contributing to justice and community has become a daunting task. And yet, there exists in the music of the civil rights movement an … Continue reading Eyes on the Prize / Feet on the Ground
Rev. Dan Schatz. Live stream. The exploration of another world brings together the search for truth and a sense of wonder. As the Perseverance Rover lands on Mars, we celebrate the science and wonder of the planet Mars.
Rev. Dan Schatz. Live stream. On Valentineâs Day we will join Unitarian Universalists from across the country for a very special service celebrating the Thirty Days of Love. This service will feature stirring music, deep hearted reflection, and moving testimonies from a wide range of Unitarian Universalis leaders.
Sandy Schaal, Cathy Palmquist, Robin Garrett, Janine Galen. Live-stream. The UUA tells us that: âAs Unitarian Universalists (UUs), our dedication to global justice, equity, and dignity leads us to join hands across lines of race, class, age, and geography and work for an end to the injustices faced by black people in our communities, so … Continue reading Our Commitment to Social Justice: UCWC’s BLM Committee
Rev. Dan Schatz. It is easy to look at the world and become pessimistic about human nature. But there is another story, too often untold. Live-stream.
Rev. Dan Schatz. This month represents a turning point in more ways than one. How do we navigate the turning points of our lives? Live-stream.
Rev. Qiyamah A. Rahman Live-stream. Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is primarily remembered as a non-violent civil rights activist and leader. His assassination shook the world and caused widespread rioting in over 100 American cities. In life, Dr. King spoke about how he wanted to be remembered: âIâd like somebody to mention that day … Continue reading Which King Are We Celebrating?
Rev. Dan Schatz. Unitarian Universalists enjoy talking with each other about what we believe. Equally important is the question âHow do we believe?â Live-stream.
Rev. Kate Rohde. Live-stream. This sermon is based on a metaphor from August Wilsonâs great play, Joe Turnerâs Come and Gone. Set in the African American Experience, Wilson â one of the 20th centuryâs best American playwrights â used the particular experiences of African Americans to help us all get at universal questions. Kate Rodhe … Continue reading Singing Your Song
Kathy Beatty and Cheryl Pittenger. Live Stream Together we can still keep our year-end tradition of endings and beginnings. While we canât congregate at the burning bowl and create a constellation of candles of hope, we can separately and together let go of negativity and sorrow that weigh on us from the past year, and … Continue reading Letting Go and Moving On: 2020 to 2021
 