The Cross: Keeping Christianity Weird for Over Two Thousand Years
Of all religious symbols across many and various faiths, the cross stands out as both one of the most recognizable and one of the strangest. How is it that an instrument of humiliation, torture, and death came to symbolize one of the world’s great faiths? How has this symbol lasted down the millennia, and why … Continue reading The Cross: Keeping Christianity Weird for Over Two Thousand Years
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UUFD Summer Series 2025
Exploring Spiritual Paths – Windows to Enrichment
People of the world experience and nurture their own spiritual growth in many ways. Our Sanctuary windows reflect some of those faiths, and this series will explore those represented, so we can better understand those whom we invite and welcome to our fellowship each week.
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