What have been your experiences with Civil Rights-era protest songs? What do they mean for us today? Join our Music Team members and volunteers in affirming the power and joy of attending to justice together through song.
The process of immigration has become an emotional flashpoint for many. Join immigration lawyer Michael Wooley as he explains the laws regulating the U.S. immigration system and describes how he counsels people and businesses needing immigration services. Led by guest speaker Michael Wooley.
Flexibility often is required when we encounter forces beyond our control. Join us for a service exploring remaining rooted to one’s values while being flexible in the moment. Led by Rev. Eric Severson.
How we respond to trauma and stress can greatly affect our quality of life. Join us for a message of resilience harkening back to one of our pandemic experiences and the life of Albert Camus. Led by Rev. Eric Severson.
How do those who knowingly engage with danger develop and maintain resilience and courage? Join us for lessons in how we might embody both. Led by Rev. Eric Severson.
Resisting tyranny requires discerning our role and commitment, aligning with and amplifying the voices of the marginalized, and having the humility and courage to recognize and leverage our relative privilege in a united effort. Led by Rev. Eric Severson.
Unitarian Universalism has a strong history of moral action for the greater good, of getting not only ourselves “right with God,” but our society, too. Join us in examining what “salvation by character” means, guided by some of our religious forebears. Led by Rev. Eric Severson.
Before we can resist injustice, we need to acknowledge our inherent worth and know where we stand. Join us for a fun intergenerational service on our shared Unitarian Universalist values. Led by Rev. Eric Severson and Sam Keeler.
A meditation on resistance and protest led by fellowship member Judith Hill.
For some facing SAD or a Blue Christmas, celebrating hope may make hope real. We’ll cast a ritual circle, invite the Shared Unitarian Universalist Values of love, justice, equity, transformation, pluralism, interdependence, generosity into our circle, and work our ritual magick for seeking peace for all in our world. Led by guest minister Rev. Dundzila.
