Unitarian Universalists have mixed feelings about Easter. We don’t expect people to rise from the dead. Still, in this season in this hemisphere, we’re surrounded by evidence of rebirth. Let’s join in a multi-generational service to celebrate the natural cycle of life, death and rebirth! We’ll include welcoming of new members. Direct link to service.
The Jewish commandment to repair the world is often played out in acts of lovingkindness. It began as a striving for personal betterment and starts and ends with repairing the world within. Direct Link to Service. Rabbi Abby Jacobson was born on a cattle ranch in central Florida, outside the small town of Davenport. At … Continue reading “Jewish Perspectives on Repairing the World”
Guest Minister, Rev. Angeline Jackson will be talking about student leadership and the importance of being firm in our beliefs and values. Rev. Angeline Jackson (she/her) is an international expert in LGBTQ+ education, a Lambda Literary Finalist, and the Caribbean board representative for the Global Interfaith Network For People of All Sexes, Sexual Orientations, Gender … Continue reading “Leadership, Values, and Activism: Lessons from Student Movements”
It matters not how fast we move or how much we struggle with the oars as long as the ship is pointed in the right direction and the right folks are in the boat with us. Direct Link to Service.
For many years, Christianity has been utilized as a political tool, rather than a religious practice. It is time for people of all faiths to reclaim the language of morality and faith. The Rev. Dr. Shannon Fleck is an Oklahoma native who took on the role as Executive Director of the Oklahoma Faith Network … Continue reading “A Reclamation”
