Holding What Gives You Life
We’ll explore ways we can find joy in our life no matter our circumstances or the state of the world.
Speaker: Rev. Connie Yost
Bread for All, and Roses Too
May 1 is celebrated around the world as International Worker’s Day, or May Day. On this day, we will explore some of the history of labor organizing including the explosion of labor organizing happening during the pandemic. We will look at the opportunity we have to use our moral voice as people of faith in … Continue reading Bread for All, and Roses Too
We the People
On this 4th of July, we will take a close look at the state of our democracy. What are the myths, threats and promise of a democracy “of the people, by the people, and for the people?” How can we be a catalyst for healing the heart of democracy?
The Many Layers of Confinement
In this time of global crisis, how can our current state of confinement open our hearts to our immigrant community and those in detention? Even in these trying circumstances, how can we remain hopeful and work together for liberation of all, including ourselves?
Dare to Struggle, Dare to Win!
Our UU principles affirm the inherent worth and dignity of all, yet much of the US workforce is made up of workers who are excluded from national labor laws. Rev. Connie Yost, founder and coordinator of Friends Stay Warm, a nonprofit ministry dedicated to supporting low-wage workers through utility assistance and advocacy, will help us … Continue reading Dare to Struggle, Dare to Win!