In 1903, an historic march was held to raise awareness of the dire need for a national Child Labor Law.
Workers’ rights advocate and union organizer “Mother Jones” will join us to narrate this “March of the Mill Children.”
Bring a flower to service for our annual Flower Communion service. This service is a celebration of our Unitarian history, the hope that lives in spring, and the beauty of our faith. Together, we will honour Rev. Norbert Capek and his legacy of love and freedom.
Living boldly with love at the center of our values and our lives is an invitation to explore the rich history of Unitarian Universalist theology. This history inspires and animates our Unitarian Universalist faith as it comes alive in 2025. This service will lean into Unitarian Universalist theologies of love and celebrate the invitation to … Continue reading Living the Love that Knows No Bounds
Since the time of the Greeks, Western philosophy has privileged the use of logic and evidence over emotion in our decision-making process and in our personal lives. But can the two be so easily separated? And where does intuition fit into the equation? Judy Hook is a retired teacher and a 15 year member of … Continue reading Logic, Emotion and Intuition: A Search for Balance
Guest speaker Judith Reynolds, with assistance from other congregational members, will explore the history of New Year’s Resolutions, why we so often fail to keep them, and how they could be made more valuable and meaningful.
Since its earliest inception following the Civil War, Presidents, generals and activists such as Frederick Douglas have offered speeches on what began as “Decoration Day,” and is now called Memorial Day. Members of our UU congregation will present excerpts from several of these Arlington Cemetery tributes through the ages.
