One of the shared values among Unitarian Universalists is Interdependence: honoring the interdependent web of all existence. We will explore examples from geology that invite us to reflect on the wonders of the natural world and our place within it.
This talk is about finding our spiritual purpose and reaching out to affect change. Nothing we do for ourselves affects only us. Rev. Kate will discuss moving from feeling uninspired and disgruntled to coming out on the other side.
Has anything been missed in the recent media frenzy regarding AI? Maybe some pieces of the picture puzzle have fallen on the floor. Let’s start with why Unitarian Universalism is the Lake Woebegone of religious faiths.
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