February 22, Becoming the Faith We Proclaim

Faith calls us to examine not only what we believe, but how we live together. While Unitarian Universalism has long named racial equity and justice as a core commitment, our history tells a more complex story of courage, contradiction, and ongoing growth. What might the faith and resilience of Black Unitarian Universalists teach us as we continue the work of becoming the faith we proclaim?

February Worship Theme: Meeting the Moment with Faith
Faith stirs wonder about where we place our trust — in one another, in the Earth’s balance, in the moral arc of the universe, in something larger than ourselves. But what do we do when our faith is tested? How do we move through uncertainty with a tender courage that keeps us reaching, hoping, and believing that goodness will find its way?

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