UNO Sunday On this United Nations Sunday, an exploration about an important global issue and be inspired to take action in the name of justice. That’s what the global U/U story is all about – Unitarians, Universalists, and Unitarian Universalists around the world engaging in liberal spiritual worship and doing their part to bend the … Continue reading The Global U/U Story
Don Rogers, Ellie Dyer, Jack Bolerjack, Jolene Whitten and Joyce Peak, speaking. all have a foundation upon which we build our religious philosophy. It is nestled deep in our soul rather than printed in any brochure and hungers to be shared. It comes from the depth of our own thought and heart. It is the … Continue reading This I Believe: Five Members Share their Credo
On Sunday an exploration of the significance of the oceans for all life on earth and what responsible care calls us all to do to care for and protect this beautiful and precious part of our planet. The Rev. Dr. Mark Davies is the Oklahoma State Humanities Scholar for the Smithsonian Institute Museum on Main … Continue reading Our First Breath is from the Ocean
Dr. Tata returns to Red River with an oddly coherent message from the apocalyptic Book of Revelation. Turns out John’s Revelation isn’t a fanatical religious rant. Even in the first century, we were warned against the idolatries of empire, and the warning is even more timely today vis à vis the climate crisis. The hegemony … Continue reading And the First Angel Sounded the Trumpet
There are three levels of the Bible. Level one is all lies, level two is half truth and level three is all truth? This talk will open your spiritual mind to reason and reasoning of the Bible. What level are your at? James was born in Fort Apache, Bronx, NY. Raised Catholic until the age … Continue reading Bible: Truth or Fable?
Our asylum laws were developed to comply with our obligations to provide refuge to persecuted people. That system is being undermined with unprecedented attacks. What is going on and what should we do? Since 2012 Bill Holston has been the Executive Director of Human Rights Initiative of North Texas. Prior to that he practiced law … Continue reading Undermining Hope, Asylum in 2019
A 16-year-old named Greta Thunberg just spent two weeks crossing the Atlantic in a sailboat to keep from contributing to CO2 emissions by flying to New York. In the meantime, the U.S. is lowering fuel standards and removing limits on methane emissions by oil and gas companies. The Amazon is burning and Brazil refuses help … Continue reading World on Fire
On Sunday an exploration of what realistic hope might look like. In the midst of our current chal- lenges and how we might find joy together as we work together to heal our communities and trans- form the world.
A different way to be together. We do this every three or four years! The All Church Work Sunday: No Adult Forum, No Morning Assembly, No Conversations & Calories (but snacks for those who stay) Labor Day week-end seems, to the worship team, the perfect time for us to shift gears and give a gift … Continue reading Labors of Love – The All-Church Work Sunday (really!)
Our annual water communion assembly this year will focus on the future of water and conclude with the dedication of our monarch waystation, that will involve some of the water everyone brings on Sunday. Please bring a small(ish) container of water, to assure we have enough for the dedication.
