You may think you know how certain encounters are going to go. Yet, sometimes things will take unexpected turns. Let me tell you about one such instance and what it says about our congregation and our religious tradition.
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Jesus said, “Love your neighbor as yourself.” But actually, a lot of times we are harsher to ourselves than to others. Perhaps we can turn it around and learn to apply the love and mercy we feel for others (sometimes) to ourselves.
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Unitarian Universalism is a “covenantal” religion. What does that mean? Equally importantly, what does that not mean?
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One week from this Sunday, February 7, we will hold a congregational meeting to vote on whether to approve leasing of a portion of our overflow parking for building transitional housing. It’s an important vote. Let’s explore this together.
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The title says it all! Join us this Sunday morning for another story from the early days of the Unitarian movement and a time when some churches met on Sunday and others on Saturday. Remember: join us on Sunday, not Saturday!
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Each year we remember MLK, Jr. and yet the memories that are generally celebrated only tell a partial story. Too much is left out by too many on both sides of the political spectrum. It’s vital to consider the breadth and depth of Dr. King’s life and ministry for it can shed light for us today.
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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. had a long, fruitful and fulfilling relationship with Unitarian Universalists. He had a special affection for UU’s and some important messages to share when he spoke to us in 1966 at our General Assembly. What do you imagine he would say to us today?
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We often look for spiritual guides for transformation or mentors who will nurture and support us. But what about people closer to us, (like fathers), how do they influence us, how much is ingrained into our DNA and how much do we have choice over their influence.
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Francis David and Giorgio Bandrata were two early founders of the Unitarian movement, back in the 1500’s. They were masters at using new communications media to tweak the sensibilities of the religious conservatives of their day. What fun they had – at least for a time! But….what happened next?
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