We interpret Unitarian Universalism through a variety of lenses. The symbols we use, the stories we tell, the information we gather from various sources, and the narratives about our faith ancestors as well as theologians convey meanings about our identity and community. In this sermon, CLM and UU seminarian, Melissa Jeter, will use symbols, stories, … Continue reading Who are UU’s: Remembering, Identity and Community
Join Brenda S. and the talented actors of ESUUC for a unique take on the classic Stone Soup story. How does a mysterious stone spark generosity in the residents of a small town? Anything’s possible in “the Stone Soup Zone”!
Join us as member Courtney K. shares her story of healing from trauma along her spiritual journey. Courtney will explain how trauma affects many people and how trauma can lead to great spiritual growth with the right resources and support.
“In this time, we listen to stories of ancient times and wonder about the season of waiting, and what it means to pray, wish, and hope for the future. Today, we will explore the ways that prayer makes way for change, how the wishful act of imagination can make our brains actually form new connections, … Continue reading Wishing and Hoping (Shared pulpit)
As we enter the month of November, we listen across this country to the stories of our native ancestors. Pastor AJ Blackwood, Bridges UU, will be reflecting on the land we walk on as the land of our ancestors and asking us to ask the land for forgiveness and restoration.
10/31, 11/1 & 11/2 – these are the days most recognized for scares, fun and candy. But these are also days marked for reflection and celebration of those whose lives we uphold and the memorializing of those gone before us.
From the roots of Humanism along with the Transcendentalists, comes the odd idea that if we can improve on the ideas of faith, we should do so.
Live from 12 hours’ time difference, we welcome Rev. Tet Gallardo, President and Executive Minister serving the UU Church of the Philippines, to ESUUC to orient us to Unitarian Universalism in the Philippines.
The nature of the call to spiritual and social justice work is one addressed in many spiritual, religious and wisdom traditions. Today we will address it via America’s Civic Religion: Christianity.
In anticipation of the Columbus Day holiday in October, Indigenous Peoples’ Day seeks to affirm the history and culture of native peoples while debunking the Doctrine of Discovery and colonialism.
