Religious Humanism is based on a faith in the ability of other people to create goodness and act with integrity. Yet we are all flawed beings who often act out of our fears, succumb to disinformation, and sometimes make terrible mistakes. When others let us down, how do we find the ability to trust once … Continue reading In Trust We Trust
Right before the outbreak of the Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln warned that “a house divided against itself cannot stand.” For centuries, religion has been used as a rationale for division, violence and oppression and it remains a polarizing force in our society today. Rev. Beisner will explore how the Universalist theology of UU minister … Continue reading Cathedral of the World
Mother’s Day is a time to celebrate all that brings forth life and nurtures us. This special service for all-ages will include stories, songs and our annual Flower Communion ritual, Please plan to bring a flower with you to church from your garden, yard or local florist to contribute and prepare to take a flower home with you … Continue reading Bloomin’ with Blessings
How often do you feel overwhelmed? Do you sometimes wonder what you can possibly do that will make a difference? Learning from those who have led by example and creating change by changing our own lives is often the only path forward. We will consider what “being the change” really means and some of the ways … Continue reading Being the Change We Want to See
Affirming the potential for goodness within our humanity and believing that our world can be healed and become better is central to our faith as Unitarian Universalists. All Peoples members Ellen Wade, LeAnn Bernier, Rick McChane and Brian LaFierre will share personal reflections about what is encouraging them to find new possibilities these days. Zoom … Continue reading Embracing Possibility
