Dissecting Hatred in America
A subjective and historical analysis of racial prejudice in the United States – what does it mean, why does it exist, and what can be done about it?
Speaker: D'jango Sanders
What Does Independence Mean to You
Join us for an experiential service to explore and share our individual ideas about Independence Day.
Objective Truth: How Do We Get There?
In a time where facts and truth seem elusive to some people, there is a way to objective truth. Join us for a simple tutorial on tools to help you dig into the faux facts, hypotheses, and conspiracies to uncover the objective truth.
How Did We Get Here? Where Do We Go Next?
Find out about the events and mindsets that have led our country to a massive inequality in health care, wages, gender equality, poverty, and an ever-growing homeless population. Let’s look at the issues and some possible solutions.
Christmas Stories – All Ages Service
Whether they are secular or religious, everyone has favorite Christmas stories and songs. Come hear some of our favorite readings from literature, poetry and other sources celebrating the Christmas experience and hear your favorite carols and songs of the season. Join us for this cozy Christmas experience that will transport you from balmy Corpus Christi … Continue reading Christmas Stories – All Ages Service
The Power of Lovingkindness
Acts of lovingkindness and generosity have the power to shape and change lives. Come hear about some now-famous individuals whose lives were profoundly influenced by another’s act of lovingkindness.
Leadership in the Eyes of the Taoist
What does Taoism have to teach us about leadership? Plenty! Find out how the wisdom of Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu can be applied to a broad range of contemporary issues including self-understanding and dealing with conflict.
Racially Charged: America’s Misdemeanor Problem
Discussion-based service with D’jango Sanders and Karen WilsonWatch this 35-minute video and be ready to discuss how our country’s history of racial injustice evolved into an enormous abuse of criminal justice power. Thirteen million people a year – most of them poor and people of color – are abused by the misdemeanor system.