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Approximately two-thirds of US households have at least one dog or cat. Human beings regularly interact with other animal species. How do our church’s covenant and the principles of Unitarian Universalism apply to our relations with other species? … read more.
You don’t need a Ticket To Ride on this approximately 20-minute-Long and Winding Road, using lyrics from The Beatles as a springboard to consider the significance of terms of the Covenant that we recite weekly, as well as the more detailed Covenant of Personal Relations. … read more.
Unitarian Universalism is inherently a covenantal faith, and while covenants change and evolve, they are far from finite. Our covenants are living documents- and embody the spirits of ancestors who have come before us and are made with intention for descendants who come after us, … read more.
Rev. Chris Hockman & Committee on Ministries
In our first service together in person after more than a year, let’s take a fresh look at the most important thing that binds us together as Unitarian Universalists – our covenant. Find out how the promises we make … read more.
