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Justice Sunday

When those in power do not protect vulnerable communities and portray them as the threat rather than the threatened, we need to come together in support and action.

Happiness vs. Comfort

In these unsettling times, being comfortable can clash with being happy. Financial success, a comfortable life may have been our goals. Now they seem hollow while democratic institutions are threatened and civil rights stripped away. We need a new perspective on what it means to … read more.

Making Dreams Come True

Every movement needs a sense of identity – to know who we are, to bind us together in solidarity. But identity, when too sharply defined, can become limiting rather than empowering, and leave potential allies on the outside of our carefully drawn lines.

Gifted and Called

So often we struggle to build a sense of personal identity based on what we believe the world wants from us. What might it be like to look first at our own gifts, and allow our identity to grow from an authentic and realistic understanding … read more.

A Crisis of faith

What does the expression “crisis of faith” really mean? So many people think that “faith” and “belief” are equivalent terms, which really only confuses the issue. Come and bring your whole self!

A Question of Identity

Every movement needs a sense of identity – to know who we are, to bind us together in solidarity. But identity, when too sharply defined, can become limiting rather than empowering, and leave potential allies on the outside of our carefully

Who Are You?

We’ll explore our identity as Unitarian Universalists and look at how that identity directs us to connect to the wider world.

To Tell the Truth

We may think of prophecy as foretelling the future, but often it is more a matter of waking up to what is all around us, seeing clearly and naming what we see.

Prophecy 101

What does prophecy mean in the different world religions? One definition is to forecast or predict the future. How do we have the power to shape this future for ourselves.