The Rev. Dr. Jeff Hood, a priest and spiritual advisor recognized for his ministry with death row inmates, will preach “The Execution of Hope” at the Auburn Unitarian Universalist Fellowship … Continue reading The Execution of Hope
A look at some contemporary maxims found on refrigerator magnets and a deeper look at one in particular, which has been a controversial virtue/value among Unitarian Universalists over time.
Stoic philosophy is enjoying a revival in American culture. What does this ancient philosophy have to offer besides a “stiff upper lip?” And what does it have to offer Unitarian … Continue reading The Highest Good: A Unitarian Universalist Encounter with Stoic Virtue
We Unitarian Universalists don’t ascribe to a single creed, but as a religious association we have put forth a set of shared values. How did this happen and how might they shape our … Continue reading The Value of You
The short answer: Nowhere, we don’t have one. That’s odd because Unitarian Universalism is a covenantal religion! Let’s work on fixing that! What goes into a covenant? That’s up to … Continue reading Where’s Our Covenant?
On this morning when we welcome new members to AUUF, a look at what progressive religion, Unitarian Universalism, has looked like here in the deep South, and where it may … Continue reading Sing Hallelujah!
As summer fades and the pace of life quickens after Labor Day, demanding schedules and a troubled world can steal our peace. How can we tend our spirits and build … Continue reading Nourishing the Spirit
It’s a communication breakdown! In this all-ages service, see what happens when people get too focused on their tasks and forget about community. Youth are invited to stay for the whole service, … Continue reading Babble
Our annual Ingathering service is the start of our church year. As is our custom, we will bring water from our journeys throughout the past year to pour into a … Continue reading Ingathering
Reading is often a lifelong relationship – sometimes passionate, sometimes distant, occasionally frustrating, and always meaningful. Whether you’ve devoured books by the stack, drifted away from them for years, or … Continue reading Booked for Life: Addicted, Avoidant, and Always Coming Back
