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Join Martha as she shares her transformative journey from widowhood to doula, offering insights into the transition from life to death. Explore the role of community support and delve into the poignant moments of ‘the in-between’ as Martha sheds light on this sacred journey. This presentation invites us to embrace transitions with grace and compassion. … Continue reading The Mystery of Transition: From Here to There – What We See When We Listen
Why we cherish our doubts is an examination of the considerable gulf between the Unitarian Universalist population and the populations following other major religions. How is it that in other religions a heretic is at best tolerated but might be shunned or even literally burned alive for refusing to believe a revealed or accepted truth … Continue reading Why We Cherish Our Doubts
Have you ever disagreed with someone so completely that you thought the other person might be from a different world? You could be correct. How is that possible? The purpose of this message is to offer a possible answer to that question. Understanding the way we make sense of our surroundings may better enable us … Continue reading Mental Models
Every individual is born with a pure heart and mind, but environment and upbringing can foster walls of hatred and bigotry. Embark on a transformative journey with Kristen Parris as she explores the depths of self-discovery, enlightenment, and the power of lovingkindness in overcoming these barriers. Kristen Parris, a Coastal Bend native, discovered her passion … Continue reading Breaking Down Walls of Hate with Lovingkindness
Most of us have a good feel for the rights we have been granted through the Bill of Rights added to the United States Constitution. We are familiar with our Miranda and Fifth Amendment rights. And we have confidence in the nature of civilization as we know it. However, I have been surprised by the … Continue reading Civil Rights and Criminal Justice: Legal Standards that Might Scare the Devil Out of You
The first chapter of the Gospel of John sets out in very concise terms a fairly complex theological notion, the concept of the Logos, popularized by pre-Christian neo-platonic philosophy and adapted to trinitarian theology by the Gospel writer. This presentation will discuss linguistic insights to be gained from the original Greek text as well as … Continue reading The Logos Theology of the Early Christian Church
Join us as congregational member Kathy Westergren shares her journey and continued involvement in Unitarian Universalism through the gateway of our first principle of belief in the inherent worth and dignity of every person. Born and raised in Corpus Christi, Kathy Westergren, with a BA and MBA from the University of North Texas, holds the … Continue reading Inherent Worth and Dignity for Everyone…Really?
Jeremy L. Coleman serves as President and Chairman of the Corpus Christi region of the NAACP. In his capacity, he works closely to oversee the political, educational, social, and economic equality of rights of all persons and to eliminate racial hatred and racial discrimination within his community, in addition to providing extensive programs and overseeing … Continue reading The Fight for Civil and Human Rights in 2024
Imagine a 3,000-year-old philosophy that is as viable now as it was then. A way to purport oneself so that you live an impeccable life and truly embrace the dignity and inherent worth of others. Django Sanders is a multi-faceted individual who has led a dynamic and varied life. His professional journey began as a … Continue reading The Four Agreements
