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The Democratic Spirit: Robert Burns, Poet of the People

Join us as we celebrate Robert Burns’ 267th birthday (1759-1796). Scotland’s beloved poet’s words championed human dignity, questioned religious dogma, and crossed oceans to inspire Appalachian communities. Discover how Burns’s democratic vision aligns with Unitarian values, learn about his work preserving folk songs, and trace the journey of Scottish traditions into our American mountain culture. … Continue reading The Democratic Spirit: Robert Burns, Poet of the People

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We welcome back Rev. Claudia Jiménez and Steve Lapointe at the piano.

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Stay tuned — we look forward to having you join us.

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We welcome back Rev. Claudia Jiménez and Steve Lapointe at the piano.

Recognizing Unpaid Labor

Previous Labor Day messages have focused primarily on paid labor. But what about the many people who labor without pay for a variety of reasons, such as family caregivers and volunteers? This year’s Labor Day service will recognize and celebrate the many people who perform “labors of love” without pay.

Embracing Possibility

Join us in an exploration of how our UU values support us in this time of shattering of deeply held narratives. How do we embrace possibility and remain open to joy when we witness so much cruelty and injustice?

Who Are We Really?

In this talk we will explore the core, unchangeable, and to some the eternal nature of the human being. Bill Groves will share some insights and leave time for those in attendance to give input as well.