Pastor Jacqueline K. Duhart delivered this sermon at last month’s UU General Assembly’ Service of the Living Tradition. Download The Morning Program HERE – or read it below without downloading it About our guest minister: Pastor Jacqueline K. Duhart (pronouns – she, her, they, them) serves as the Director of Spiritual Care Services. She holds … Continue reading ” Radical”s Rise Up -NOW Is A Moment (video message)
You may download the morning program here or read it below without downloading Of his discourse, Mark writes: We have so much to learn from other cultures and political systems in the world, but the myth of American exceptionalism keeps us from recognizing our faults and shortcomings and looking to others for ideas to make … Continue reading “The Power of Humility”
“Adaptive Ministry” – Cameron Young, guest speaker (pronouns they/them) Download the Morning Program here or read it below without downloading Of their discourse, Cameron writes: This year has been unprecedented for Unitarian Universalist Congregations, as many have sought ministers only to come up empty-handed. This shortage in ministers is not unique to UU or even religious … Continue reading “Adaptive Ministry”
Two Trillion and Counting The Rev. Dr. Mark Y.A. Davies, leading DOWNLOAD THE MORNING PROGRAM HERE or read it below without downloading What impact does the knowledge that there are likely more than 2 trillion galaxies in the universe have on our self-understanding and on our religious vision of ourselves within the cosmos? About our … Continue reading Two Trillion and Counting
Download The Morning Program here (or read it below w/o downloading) Justice Interconnected – the Rev. Dr. Mark Y. A. Davies, leading Of his discourse, Mark writes: Martin Luther King wisely noted that “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” Social Justice concerns within our society are intimately connected with one another, and it … Continue reading “Justice Interconnected” –
Download the Morning Program here or read it online below without having to download it. Of his upcoming discourse, Dr. Davies writes: When there is money to be made, human health and safety often come second and the environment usually comes third to profits. In many cases government agencies and corporations work closely together to … Continue reading “Fighting the Merchants of Death”
Download the Morning Program here or scroll below and read the morning program without having to download it. Of his remarks, Dr. Sinkford writes: Love Calls Us On: Our national narrative and our faith’s story present us as both innocent and wise. The facts on the ground tell a more complicated story. What does faithfulness … Continue reading “Love Calls Us On”
You may download the morning program here or read it online below without downloading. With reproductive justice under attack, “don’t say gay” laws gaining traction, and a warped view of religious freedom threatening civil rights; the real possibility of theocracy is at our doorstep, and the Supreme Court of the United States can no longer be … Continue reading “Fighting Theocracy”
You may download the morning program here or you can read it w/o downloading below In 1966 Gene Roddenbery introduced the world to Star Trek, a series that continues to light up our imaginations almost 60 years later. I avoided watching the show for one reason: the word Frontier. Do we really need another TV … Continue reading “Love, The Final Frontier”
“Transgender in Comon Usage and Jurisprudence” Dr. Rachel Tudor, guest speaker Download the Morning Program or read it below Of her discourse, Dr. Tudor writes: Names and labels are used to identify and, all too often, exclude, marginalize, and literally demonize people who are different or see the world differently. Through the use of the … Continue reading “Transgender in Comon Usage and Jurisprudence”
