Unitarian Universalists are considering adding an 8th principle that would ask us to build diverse multicultural Beloved community by dismantling racism and other oppressions. This morning we will learn more about the principle.
After a lying dormant through a long winter and COVID year, we are becoming alive. This is a celebration of life.
It has been a year since WHUUF stopped meeting in person and most of vastly curtailed social gatherings. We committed as a community to our physical safety and the safety of others. Those commitments have changed us in ways explored and unexplored, in ways we know and don’t yet know, in ways we will forever … Continue reading What a Year!
What do we devote our lives to? Often we don’t give this much thought. The culture chooses. Our family chooses. Our circumstances choose. However, what we devote ourselves to, what we commit to, is who we are. Our commitments matter.
Beloved community is a practice of love and its a challenging one. We need communities of people who are dedicated to it.
We have a new president. Many of us have been dreaming about all the possibilities this creates for months or years. How do we build the world we’ve been dreaming about?
When we talk about racial justice, so often we talk about stopping harm. This is critical, but it also seems like sometimes we just need to imagine what it means to be free.
Joyful service about beginnings and why imagination matters, and why we need it in our lives.
We will celebrate Christmas Eve with the traditional stories and songs.
Out of the stillness of the dark, comes light and miracles and hope.
