Growing Queerness
Pastor AJ Blackwood will be with us to share thoughts and give insight into how we as UUs can respond to the ever changing and growing understanding of Queer (LGBTQ+) culture.
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Sacred Trust: Our Children’s Right to a Livable Future
In association with Interfaith Power and Light, we will examine our responsibility to safeguard our Earth for future generations.
A Time to Be (Re)born
This Easter, Brenda S. looks at the themes of rebirth and renewal embodied not only in Easter, but also in many other spring holidays both religious and secular. As the world is reborn all around us, how can we find renewal and new purpose in our own lives? All ages are welcome.
The Stories That Stick
We may think of stories as what help put us to sleep. Instead, let’s explore how stories lead us into awakening, by helping us live within the challenging moments of transition. More information can be found in April’s newsletter.
What About Joy?
Let us come together this Sunday to think about our Universalist Christian roots as a faith while also asking what Joy means to us as humans who experience suffering and pain. Come ready to name a Joy in your life! Where is the Joy in our lives?
Darwin’s Interconnected Web
Charles Darwin comes to the pulpit, some 213 years after his birth. He shares tales of his Unitarian childhood, his growing doubts, and stories of his famous voyage. Along the way, his book, his theories (particularly on humanity), and then-current events are explored
Stewardship Sunday
We will be sharing UUA President Susan Frederick Gray’s sermon on practicing gratitude as a way to get through tough times and inspire generosity of spirit.
Renewing Faith – Shared Pulpit
Join Rev. Elizabeth Mount of First UU Indiana PA – Shared Pulpit Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/7311430068?pwd=SnNvRWxzdHg1cG00ajMrTlRGKzJQQT09
Remembering Faith
Life, without the viaduct of faith, is simply impossible to live. We will explore aspects of this oft used word, ubiquitous in spiritual and wisdom exchanges and evident through the innovations that surround us.
Channing Commemoration – What’s Missing?
Unitarian Universalism has no creed. How then shall we describe the permanent core of our faith, so that we may let go of attitudes that can keep us from becoming more fully the loving, growing people we yearn to be? In this commemoration of Unitarian ancestor William Ellery Channing at Unitarian Church of Baltimore ministers … Continue reading Channing Commemoration – What’s Missing?