Award-winning journalist, author, and creator of Queer News Daily, Nico Lang, will discuss their acclaimed book, American Teenager, and what it means to be an ally to LGBTQ+ youth during a fraught time in our country’s history. Sunday services: In-person or virtually on Vimeo.Click here to watch the service recording
Years ago, I imagined that after a significant feast, the caterpillar would have just enough energy and freedom of movement to be able to create a shelter and hop in. Dropping into a deep sleep, I imagined, would be the next step in preparation for an alchemical transformation. Once it became clear, that in fact, […]
Linda Starkweather presents this service about the common ground we share: For fifty years I have been drawn to the work of cultural anthropologist, Earnest Becker who wrote Denial of Death, and who’s theory is that the fear of death is the primary driver behind most of human behavior including the baffling and unprecedented chaos […]
Join us this Sunday as we enter into the Imaginative World of Southern Storyteller, Robyn A. Rennick, for a special Christmas worship service. People of all ages will find something magical in this worship service as Robyn tells stories about family, gratitude, and kindnesses returning to creatures of all kinds, human and animal alike. We […]
This service celebrates the lives of loved ones who passed away from HIV/AIDS and those who live with HIV/AIDS today. We hold these loved ones in our hearts and bring awareness to people living with this virus in our community. In-person or virtually on Vimeo.Click here to watch the service recording
Shi-Ling Hsu will deliver a summary of the science, politics, and law of climate change, and offer up some suggestions for climate action, and avoid giving in to despair. In-person or virtually on Vimeo.Click here to watch the service recording.
Florida State University students are traveling to Guatemala on a medical mission trip to work alongside local doctors in fields such as optometry, dentistry, and nutrition. Together, they will provide much-needed healthcare to children and adults who often lack regular access to medical services. This trip reflects a shared commitment to fairness and compassion, helping […]
Thanksgiving has many meanings to many different people. And when we think back to our ancestors at this time of year, the meaning gets complicated by history and colonialism. How can we learn from our ancestors and be grateful for their stories? And how can we bring our whole selves to the holiday season this […]
This Sunday we gather to remember those who have been killed by anti-trans violence, which disproportionately impacts trans women of color. In observance of Transgender Day of Remembrance which began in 1999 in honor of Rita Hester, this worship amplifies the voices of our trans and nonbinary communities as we honor both our ancestors and […]
Democracy is a core UU principle which we continue to apply in our congregations and communities today. This is no ordinary moment we are living in, but a time that tries the soul—a time that calls us to reaffirm the values we, as a faith, have declared our own. We hold fast to justice (through […]
