This Mother’s Day, we return to the Unitarian roots of the holiday. Before flowers and brunch, there was a fierce call to peace and justice. Unitarian abolitionist Julia Ward Howe’s 1870 Mother’s Day Proclamation called women to rise against war. Today, her cry still echoes as we face a world where the most vulnerable bear … Continue reading Arise Mothers of This Day!
May’s worship theme is “Emergence.” We are emerging in so many ways, into the most beautiful season of the year, with our construction project almost complete, and by experiencing a diverse nationwide resistance to fascism form daily! This Sunday, let’s gather to honor the intense experience of radical change. Sometimes, our lives change so fast … Continue reading The Chrysalis of Doubt
April’s worship theme is “Tradition.” We all carry with us beliefs and customs passed down from generation to generation. Unitarian Universalism, with its rich history and its openness to new revelation, is simultaneously traditional and ultra modern. Let’s spend this month taking stock of what we carry with us from the past, and what we must create … Continue reading On Giving
