Topic: 5th Principle - All people have a vote
The right of conscience and the use of the democratic process within our congregations and in society at large
About the Service:Since the time of the ancient Greeks, sporting events have been celebrated for building leadership skills and developing competitive drives within its’ contestants. In this service we will celebrate the feats of some of the all-time greats, discuss current topics involving modern athletes and analyze the future of sporting. About the Speaker:Rob Allen, … Continue reading Community Through Rivalry: A Celebration of Sporting with Rob Allen
About the ServiceCalled to Action: A Faith Alive with JusticeJoin us in a movement of courageous love, resilient hope, and faithful defiance. Inspired by the Unitarian Universalist Association’s Actions of Immediate Witness, we are recommitting to justice, democracy, and the inherent worth of all people.Whether it’s standing against authoritarianism, supporting global LGBTQ+ freedom, or affirming … Continue reading Actions of Immediate Witness with J. L. Wright
About the Service:In the wake of the killing of George Floyd, people all over the country began protesting for days and weeks on end. Unable to sit at home watching the unrest unfold any longer, our speaker this week decided to take action. She sat with a simple message—Stop Racism Now—in the most visible and … Continue reading Spontaneous Protesting with Kelli Thompson
Watch this service on YouTube. Email chrchdmn@gmail.com for the link. About our Service:The 7th UU principle states: “Respect for the interdependent web of all existence of which we are a part.” This principle refers to the recognition of individual roles within broader systems. The intention of this message is to present basic concepts of systems … Continue reading A Closer Look at the 7th UU Principle with Jim Adams
