Everything is Holy Now
Rooted in nature and its power, Santeria was originally practiced by enslaved Yoruba people and is now followed worldwide. Explore this fascinating religion with guest speaker Ayleen Howe.
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The Lies We Tell Ourselves
Who you were is not who you have to be, and sometimes it’s okay for things to be over. What does it feel like to know, completely, that all the shoes have dropped, the report card is finished, and you can finally breathe? Let’s talk about Yom Kippur, and what it means for UUs!
When the Door Closes, Stop Knocking
Rosh Hashanah is the head of the year, and the chance to start over. It’s also the day of judgement. How can it help you to repent, repair, and begin again?
Justice for All
Fair wages, safe working conditions, and solidarity with labor unions and worker movements, these are what truly make America great. Let’s talk about economic justice as a spiritual practice on the Labor Day weekend
In Case of No Minister, Break Glass
Unitarian Universalism values democracy and strong leaders. How do we navigate change when leaders depart and continue to lead with inspiration and love?
Learning Revolution from a Cartoon Pirate
Young protesters around the world have adopted the One Piece Straw Hat Pirates flag as a symbol of resistance. What can a fictional pirate story teach us about inspiring and sustaining real-world revolution?
Reaction
Excessive daily emotions can distract us from what truly matters. If we waste our anger on trivial things, we have none left for important issues. We need to learn to channel our emotions for greater impact.
He Ain’t Heavy
The world can weigh us down through our loved ones, but we shouldn’t let them become our burden. Instead of cutting ties, we should foster more connections to share the weight together.
Who Guards the Temple Door?
Why is some art labeled sacred and some profane? Can art really be profanity? What is “art” anyway? Join us for a provocative look at the world of creativity!
Charity Ain’t Access
ADA compliant? Handicapped friendly? Full access? What do we really mean when we say these things, and how are we doing at them?