You will hear two perspectives on this, a newly retired person and one who has been retired for many years. How does time change our outlook on this and how do you stay happy?
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On this Flower Ceremony Sunday, we recall the values of community and the nature of the Unitarian Universalist faith. Please bring a flower.
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“A Night to Remember” On this day in Pride Month, we remember that the journey to full equality for LGBTQ+ people is an ongoing struggle
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Kindness is so significant to this congregation that it is mentioned as one of the three parts of its mission and is a component of its covenant. How might we connect in kindness?
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We are all interconnected through our creation and the Universe desires to honor that interconnectedness. When we are true to ourselves and live in the light of who we truly are, we open ourselves up to that connectedness. But when we live in the shadow … read more.
What is the biblical Garden of Eden story from Genesis really about? Allen Zinnes and Rev. Larry will present two different perspectives.
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In these chaotic times, our faith calls us to find hope together that peace and justice will prevail. Together, we will share that which gives hope.
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Universal salvation is the consequence of universal love: the recognition that love is the grounding, the basis of all. Why use the language of love to describe this?
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William Ellery Channing was the foremost Unitarian clergyman of his era and with his Baltimore sermon, he defined what the Unitarians believed in his time. He was also a radical activist minister. What would Channing do in our times?
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Whether or not we choose to acknowledge it, humanity is in relationship with the natural world. How might we think about the ethical responsibility that we have to the environment?
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