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Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Venice

The Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Venice

Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Venice
Rev. Amy Petrie Shaw Maypoles have been around for centuries, but what do they mean and why are they still relevant? Come and find out!
Celebrating the 104-year life of Grace Grote, long time friend at Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Venice. Saturday, May 3, 2025 at 3pm.
Rev. Fred L. Hammond. We will be focusing on holding on and letting go. What should we hold on to? What are we ready to let go? How might we let go of the things that were precious and dear to our hearts but now seem burdensome? How might we hold on to the things of value when the world apparently doesn’t value them anymore?
Rev. Amy Petrie Shaw The man Jesus died a criminal's death, but rose again as a religion. Come and explore the meaning of Easter, and join us for this traditional Easter Service, complete with an Easter Parade! Please feel free to wear your Easter best, and delight us with your Easter bonnet!
Rev. Amy Petrie Shaw What does it mean to stand in witness, and how are we called to be the church in the world?
Rev. Amy Petrie Shaw What does it mean to reject the church of me, and become the congregation of we? Today we'll be exploring freedom as a collective journey.
Rev. Amy Petrie Shaw Today, we are taking a much-needed breather and looking on the lighter side. Comedy often examines the worst of life and makes it bearable by turning it on its head until we laugh out loud. Join us in this exploration of humor!
Rev. Amy Petyrie ShawExploring the revolutionary act of welcome is a sacred task. Join us and be welcome.
Rev. Dennis McCarty Epistemology is the study of knowledge--what we know and how we learn it. Terms like "testimonial epistemic injustice" sound really complex. But what if we think we know something--that just isn't true? What if we assume something--without even realizing we're doing it? Breaking this complex-sounding topic down into real-world terms, we can better turn our good intentions into real-world practice.
Rev. Amy Petrie Shaw We are not the only species that thinks, works, loves, fears, and dreams. Let's talk about animal sentience!
Rev. Amy Petrie ShawChristian Nationalism is one of the greatest threats to democracy today. But if Christian Nationalism isn't Christianity, what is it and why is it dangerous?
Rev. Amy Petrie Shaw Sometimes good moments come at bad times. Sometimes not being perfect is the perfect thing to do. Join Rev. Amy Petrie Shaw for this look at living a good life in the bad moments
Rev. Amy Petrie Shaw "Sometimes it hurts so badly I must cry out loud." Those are words from the song "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes", and they are absolutely true. Sometimes we hurt too badly to keep it all inside, and lamentation can help. So what's lamentation?
Rev. Amy Petrie Shaw Let's talk about loving ourselves and our world, when so many want us to hate. How do we plant our roots and declare "I shall not be moved"?
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Amy Petrie Shaw<br />“Please join us for this warm service celebrating the mothers , and moms, mamas, and nanas who made us who we are today."
Amy Petrie Shaw<br />“It's time to move past toxic masculinity and begin to support men as they explore all of the ways healthy masculinity can present itself. Let's talk about healthy masculinity, and supporting the masculine people in our lives and our community!"
Dennis Higdon<br />“A spiritual path using genetics, string theory, buddhism and other religious beliefs to a suggest there may be a universal mind of all living creatures."
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