Our Unitarian, Universalist, and UU ancestors have come together in solidarity with justice movements throughout our history. Sometimes big and public, sometimes quietly working from a basement. This Sunday, we hear stories of UUs grounding themselves in resistance and answering the call to side with love as we build toward stories of today’s work in … Continue reading Rooted: In History, In Each Other

The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. used the term “beloved community” to describe a world where we are free from systematic and systemic oppressions, and justice and equity help shape our interdependent relationships. Today’s multigenerational service will pursue beloved community through ritual, song, sharing, and learning as we look at what strengthens and detracts from the work … Continue reading Building Beloved Community