Topic: Vulnerability
“When Words Fail and the Heart Hurts”
Led by Rev. Jamie and Mary Ocken
Inspiration from Chalice Camp
It’s a blessing we were born and it matters what we do. What we know about god is a piece of the truth. Let the beauty we love be what we do, and we don’t have to do it alone. The above lyrics are from the theme of Chalice Camp, a UU Summer Day Camp curriculum, and … Continue reading Inspiration from Chalice Camp
Women’s History Month: Celebrating Universalist Women Who Came Before Us
Unitarian Universalists enjoy a proud heritage of women who, inspired by their liberal faith, broke social, political, cultural, and religious boundaries. During this month when we recognize Women’s History, let us also meet several courageous women in our liberal religious history.
Celebration Sunday: Stewardship as Spiritual Practice
“Stewardship” means “the managing of something entrusted to our care.” Because each of us is a steward of our free church, stewardship is all that you give to support UUFD: financially as well as through time and talents. Considering stewardship as spiritual practice may expand your perspective on your participation in UUFD’s stewardship drive. Stewardship … Continue reading Celebration Sunday: Stewardship as Spiritual Practice
Risk and Vulnerability as Core to Liberal Theology
Our ancestors in liberal religion are often identified as “rebellious” or “heretical” in their resistance to orthodox theology and practice. As a modern Unitarian Universalist, how do you live out your heritage of risk and vulnerability as articulated in liberal theology and lived practice in the world?