UUs are a funny lot: very focused on the intellect, on “being on the correct side of issues.” It gets a little ridiculous sometimes, no? We’ll use some songs from the satirical “Songs for the Cerebration of Strife” and take this opportunity to laugh at ourselves.
Throughout this year, we have devoted the fourth Sunday to an All Ages investigation of what our UU Principles mean in everyday life. We enlighten one another.
Our spiritual practices often give us the stamina to keep going. Where do we find the calm within? And how do we share that with one another?
Our two Commissioned Lay Leaders and minister lay out some of the philosophies which unite and divide us…How DO we drawn from such diverse sources?
What would we do if asked to harbor a refugee? How do we draw the lines of “who’s in and who’s out? Ethical decisions really don’t get any less complex, no matter how long we’ve been living them…nor do consequences get any lighter.
Our monthly Living Our Principles services continue with a focus on Buddhist principles. Come join us.
Between White Rage and White Trash, many of us get a very different view of America. What are the hidden [read: unspoken] stories of our history and how do poverty and racism flow from the same cause? How will UUs help to recognize the commonalities and, therefore, some of the solutions?
In these times, our UUFWC community is more important to us than ever. Just what does it take to create and nurture such a precious resource? Join us for humor and for understanding. Elaine is joined by Mary Wicks & Co.
A Service for Darwin Day 2017, using the words of Charles Robert Darwin, 1809-1882.
Leadership Development is Faith Development – Using UUA principles to develop the Fellowship to be both faithful and effective.
