The Breads of Our Lives
“The Breads of Our Lives”- the beloved annual service wherein stories are told about bread, and our favorites are shared.
“The Breads of Our Lives”- the beloved annual service wherein stories are told about bread, and our favorites are shared.
At this dismaying time of growing threats to food security — as we enter the time of year traditionally focused on food as celebration — a look at hunger prevention … Continue reading Food and Faith 2025
Our Auction 2024 sermon winner chose the theme of “The Seven Deadly Sins” from her Catholic upbringing. We will look at sin from the Unitarian Universalist perspective.
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.
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
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!
Great Good Places: an exploration of what are called third places at the heart of our communities. Those hangouts of public life. Some of them have gas pumps and a diverse … Continue reading Great Good Places
Midway into July some say we are also more than midway through our Alabama summer. In reality, the season is not over until late September. A look at the prospect … Continue reading Endless Summer
Come be part of the live streaming in our sanctuary of the awe-inspiring Sunday worship celebration of our annual UU General Assembly. It is the year’s largest UU gathering.
Rev. Marti will be joined by Joel Kottman, a passionate advocate and speaker dedicated to raising awareness about neurodiversity and promoting inclusivity in communities. They will both be blending personal experience with … Continue reading We’re All Different