A divided nation, one very determined woman, a nursery rhyme and Thomas Alva Edison can teach a bit about all we have to be grateful for. Let’s talk about it.
We will be conducting this hybrid Sunday Service in person and online via Zoom.
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There are so often more possibilities than just the choices offered on forms and surveys. Sometimes even “all of the above” or “none of the above” isn’t what we want to indicate. Being human involves lots of choices about who and how we are. “Other” … read more.
Can my Unitarian Universalist religious principles be legally called extremism on migration, race, and gender? Can they be construed as hostility towards those who hold traditional American views on family, religion, and morality? Can yours? Government pronouncements say I should be concerned.
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Unitarian Universalists, almost uniquely, hold up the democratic process among their religious principles. The daily news shows us where, even in democracies, rights are being ignored and eroded, justified with some individuals’ beliefs and using democratic means. It is a situation where faith groups, especially … read more.
Rev. Brown returns to UUCLV proclaiming “I Don’t Know”. Many religions offer definitive answers to life’s really, really difficult questions beyond time and space and matter – you know: all those ponderings which begin with a long line of whys. Unitarian Universalism encourages those questions, … read more.
Intend it or not, we leave markers behind us that tell following generations what we were like, how we lived, what we held as important.
Paradise: a promise for the future and a present reality. And a choice.
