For the first time in Unitarian Universalist history, we have declared a shared purpose for our faith—to actively engage our members “in the transformation of the world through liberating Love.” At first blush this may seem like a simple platitude, but this morning we’ll explore the specific ways it puts our faith on a radical and salvific trajectory, one for which most human beings deeply hunger. And nothing could be more important, especially right now.
Living in gratitude and thanks is a daily choice. Join us for this discussion of thanksgiving
It’s become popular to claim being “spiritual but not religious. When is spiritual alone not enough, and what is religion, when you get right down to it?
What do you do when the world has come crashing down? Let’s talk about faith hope and resilience in the face of the modern world
What is the Day of the Dead, and how is it celebrated? Can anyone do it, or is it only for those of Hispanic heritage? Join us for this joyful celebration of those who have come before! Please feel free to bring pictures of deceased loved ones, or small tokens that remind you of them, or food items they loved to put on the altar!
Mr. Miller is a life-long Mennonite who grew up in Pinecraft, the Amish/Mennonite enclave in Sarasota. He speaks to numerous groups and teaches classes about the Amish and Mennonites through the Adult Community Enrichment (ACE) program of Sarasota County Schools. Since retiring in 2014, he’s spent time researching the history of the Pinecraft community. He currently attends Covenant Mennonite Fellowship, an LGBTQ + congregation in Sarasota
How do you decide what is wise, moral, and ethical to do? When should you choose to suffer? Join us for this look at choosing your own moral and ethical code, and making wise decisions based on it.
What is Project 2025, and is it possible to support it while maintaining UU values? Do we offer a promise of a better way?
Rosh Hashanah, redemption and getting woke! Today we’re exploring the realization that every day is a new beginning; you just have to wake up!
Dr. Dan Dana, a renowned expert in conflict management and organizational behavior, will speak about the Humanists of Sarasota Bay, a group of secular Humanists and freethinkers focused on improving the human condition through rational inquiry, critical thinking, and appropriate action.
