In 1966, Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered the lecture, “Don’t Sleep Through the Revolution,” to Unitarian Universalists gathered at our denomination’s annual General Assembly. Sixty years later, his words remain important for us to consider. Let’s learn anew from the message that King believed we needed to hear.
Join in our annual celebration of Flower Communion, a uniquely Unitarian Universalist tradition that celebrates diversity, unity, and joy! Please bring a flower with you to the service that you’ll randomly exchange with someone else as part of the ritual. And plan on staying after the service for the Annual Meeting of members of the … Continue reading Flower Communion
June is Pride Month, when the flowering of LGBTQ+ community is often at its most visible and vibrant. But year round, the work of finding one’s “people” goes on in multiple quiet and profound ways. The concept of a “chosen family”, so important to queer culture, can have a special resonance to us as UUs … Continue reading Finding Our People
