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!
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?
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
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!
ADA compliant? Handicapped friendly? Full access? What do we really mean when we say these things, and how are we doing at them?
For all that we hear about ICE, are they really that bad? Let’s explore the immigration and asylum processes and the ethical concerns they raise.
If nothing has inherent meaning, why and how do we create our own moral and ethical frameworks? Let’s explore nihilism as a life-shaping, meaning-making construct!
Joy doesn’t have to be quiet. Let’s talk about making noise, at home, in church, or wherever you are!
What do you hold so important that you would make the ultimate sacrifice to defend it? Today we are here to honor those who died serving our nation, and we are going to explore what it means to sacrifice for your country.
Why are Pride events so important? It’s not for the people marching as much as it is for those too afraid to even take a step.
