On April 2nd at sundown, Jewish people and others sat down to a traditional Passover Seder, a sacred meal, to recall, celebrate and dig deeper – if they dared – … Continue reading “It Would Be Enough”

A relook at the rallying cry – Well Behaved Women Rarely Make History – past and present. The speaker has done her share of being bad in the name of … Continue reading Misbehaving Women Who Made History

February has been a month of focus on love and community. And it’s Black History Month. A timely opportunity on Canvass Sunday to talk about what a Beloved Community looks … Continue reading Beloved Community

In this Valentine’s Day week, we turn to platonic love and friendship which trump romantic love in a number of ways, as evidenced in the wildly popular screen remake of … Continue reading Because I Knew You: Change for Good

A look at Theodore Parker, the controversial Unitarian minister who coined this famous description of social justice activism, who has been considered both a heretic and a hero.

Sometimes a single word can capture the significance of a national moment, feeling or cultural shift. The selected word(s) of the year are thus, “a word or phrase of what … Continue reading Word of the Year

A celebration of the many holidays in many different spiritual and cultural traditions this month– and of the rich intrafaith nature of Unitarian Universalism.

In. this most busy, most noisy multi-holidays month of December, a look at the state of and practice of solitude. For the good.

 In the days after the presidential election 2024, we gather to reflect and move forward together.

As we live out our new AUUF mission statement inside and outside our fellowship walls, we explore the history of progressive religious mission work in Unitarian Universalism and envision how … Continue reading “Mission Possible”