How to Be Wrong
As Unitarian Universalists, we believe revelation is not sealed. We know there are greater truths leading us to new paths to more love and more justice. Our humanist heritage calls … Continue reading How to Be Wrong
As Unitarian Universalists, we believe revelation is not sealed. We know there are greater truths leading us to new paths to more love and more justice. Our humanist heritage calls … Continue reading How to Be Wrong
In theory, Unitarian Universalists hold onto one another not by repeating the same creeds, but by holding one another in covenant. Covenants are agreements made about how we will be … Continue reading Covenant is Our Connection
Our Principles and Sources are codified in Article II of the Unitarian Universalist Association Bylaws. Those same bylaws require our faith community to re-examine, restate, and rededicate our congregations to our associational … Continue reading Things Commonly Believed Among Us
This Quaker-inspired expectant worship service will have us draw on the first Source of our faith – direct experience of transcending mystery and wonder. Through that experience we might live out key … Continue reading A Listening Session for the Divine
When we leave the Davies building and close our Zoom windows, how do we take our Unitarian Universalism with us? What tokens do we use to show up and show … Continue reading Signs, Symbols, and Tokens
Modeled after Quaker Meeting for Worship, this service will feature an extended period of holding space to receive spiritual messages. They may come from the inner teacher; the still, small … Continue reading Expectant Worship