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This Sunday

“What is Unitarian Universalism” – via video

If you tell someone you are a Unitarian Universalist, sometimes the question is asked – what does that mean? Are you prepared to answer?  This morning Rev. Tim Kutzmark prepares us for what is commonly called an “Elevator Speech”, a way to define what we believe in the time it might take to go several … Continue reading “What is Unitarian Universalism” – via video

Teaching Dyslexic Children to Read

  Three of our members, Marion Hill, Megan Hutchinson, and  Marla Loturco. have  put together the website “Teaching Dyslexic Children to Read“. This is based on the Red-Fern Method developed by Kate Ball (who passed away a few years ago).   Marion received Kate’s materials when Kate passed away and has created this website to share with everyone who may have interest on in this subject.   To go to their website on the Red-Fern Method click HERE.
   

We Are Looking For A Minister

“Our congregation voted overwhelmingly to start the search process for a contract minister.  Over 90% of us have never been in a UU congregation with a minister.  

We seek a minister to nurture our spiritual growth, expand our understanding of UU history, and cement our place as a recognized religious presence in Texoma, comprised of towns scattered along both the Oklahoma and Texas side the Red River and Lake Texoma.  We are the only liberal religious community drawing mostly from six of the communities with a total population in excess of 140,000 residents and growing.

 

 We are rich in potential of becoming a vibrant voice in an overwhelming fundamentalist area.  Read more about us HERE.

Church Calendar

UUA Condemns U.S. Military Action Against Iran

The Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) condemns U.S. military involvement in the expanding conflict between Israel and Iran. The involvement of the United States will only escalate a deepening crisis of war in the region, lead to an even greater loss of life, and prevent diplomatic resolution to the region’s geopolitical challenges.

This action by the U.S. government represents a moral failure and Unitarian Universalists (UUs) are compelled through our religious beliefs to speak out against it. Throughout our 200-year history and especially in recent times, UUs have supported peacemaking efforts and addressing the root causes of conflict.

Click HERE to read the complete article.
 

Statement on 2025 Supreme Court Rulings

  This season the U.S. Supremem Court has greatly expanded the power of hte presidency. They have sharpened the points on the Faux King’s crown in ways inconceivable a mere sessoin or two ago. In case after case, the Court chose the interests of billionaires, big corporations, and aurhoritarian power over the rights and well-being of the people.
 
To find out more, click  HERE.
   

UUA Joins Multifaith Lawsuit Asserting that ICE Policy Violates the First Amendment

The UUA is proud to announce we are a plaintiff in the sensitive locations policy lawsuit. We join a multifaith coalition to challenge the ending of ICE’s policy, and oppose any interpretation of law which would allow immigration raids in houses of worship and religious ceremonies.

Sensitive Locations Policy Lawsuit


  Our Seven Principles       ….. Red River is one of over 300 Congregations which has also accepted the eighth principle:
8. “We, the member congregations of the Unitarian Universalist Association, covenant to affirm and promote: journeying toward spiritual wholeness by working to build a diverse multicultural Beloved Community by our actions that accountably dismantle racism and other oppressions in ourselves and our institutions.”