On Labor Day we celebrate the work of organized labor unions, which were largely responsible for bringing better working conditions to many, including workers who never belonged to a union. As we celebrate the work of the labor movement, as Unitarian Universalists, we also celebrate the inherent worth and dignity of every worker, and the … Continue reading “Bread, Roses and Respect – A Labor Day Tribute to Workers.”
Rev. Henrietta Byrd will present another inspiring message this Sunday.
The Editor of the Transcendentalist newspaper The Dial, Fuller was considered the brightest, most beautiful woman of her day.
Our world is broken. But how can we as individuals even hope to repair it? Calling all conflict-averse crusaders, reluctant reformers and almost-hopeless healers. Don’t give up – sign up! Activism may be simpler and more spiritual than you think…and more powerful than you imagine.
I always thought that the Little Red Hen was about not wanting help, as an adult I realize that I was reading it all wrong! Hear about the realization that it is not only ok to ask for help, it is ok to admit that you need help!
This service will explore our connection with the beloved blue marble we live on.
The wild noise of the cicadas has hushed now, but what can we learn from this once-in-17- years experience?
There is so much more to loving one’s country than waving a flag and saying “My country right or wrong.” On this Fourth of July weekend, we will share and reflect on some of the protest and freedom affirming songs that have changed our own and other people’s lives for the better.
All biological elements within our natural world communicate their survival needs to each other. Please bring a cut flower to exchange during our UU Flower Communion Ritual as we learn about this often mysterious life-sustaining process.
