The Blessed Rage for Order: Challenges of Pluralism & Progress, Peter Thoms This service explores challenges and opportunities as we engage with pluralism, this month’s worship theme, and a core value in the UUA’s proposed revisions to Article II (Purposes and Covenant). How does living at this time in history, at UCM and in the wider … Continue reading May 26, The Blessed Rage for Order
As we explore Pluralism as an essential value of Unitarian Universalism, it can be helpful to look at it both “out there” in the world and “in here” as part of a possible UU congregational covenant. Using the concept of “freedom of the pulpit & pew,” our guest minister, the Rev. Karen G. Johnston, will … Continue reading May 12, Pluralism & Freedom: Pew & Pulpit
While many people living in the United States might think of Unitarian Universalism as a uniquely North American religion, it is in fact a living tradition that inspires people across the globe. The unique stories of how Unitarianism and Universalism each gained a foothold in the Philippines, a country with a long history of colonialism, … Continue reading May 5, Liberated in Faith
