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Join us as Tim Loya discusses how, given the freedom we have to search for our own truth and meaning with access to modern technology, it now falls on us to look more closely at our responsibility in searching for the same. In what has been dubbed the “post-truth” era, can we trust traditional sources … Continue reading The Fourth Principle: Responsibility, Skepticism, Trust, and Forgiveness
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
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?
This special program embraces the essence of Winter Solstice/Yule, Diwali, Hanukkah, Advent, Christmas, and Kwanzaa, recognizing the diverse ways in which light is honored during this season. Join us in a collective celebration that honors the brilliance of the human spirit and the warmth that emanates from the traditions that unite us all.
In this week’s sermon, we draw inspiration from Rabbi David Small, a character in a series of captivating novels, who embodies a unique blend of spiritual leadership and crime-solving. Reflecting on his insightful remark, “it is hard to be a Jew,” we explore the parallels between Judaism and Unitarian-Universalism as non-comfortable religions. Bob Allen is … Continue reading It’s Hard to Be a UU
In the past year, there have been 47 pieces of anti-trans legislation introduced across the nation. Most recently, here in Texas, the state legislature has banned trans youth under age 18 from accessing gender-affirming care, including puberty blockers, which many rely on to pause the development of dysphoria-inducing secondary sex characteristics. Much of this hatred … Continue reading Spilling the T: A Trans Perspective on Unitarian Universalists and Inclusivity of the Trans Community
What does it mean to love someone into being? Find out how Unitarian Universalist congregations can be the catalyst for these transformational, life-changing and life-giving experiences.
The seventh principle of Unitarian Universalism is “Respect for the interdependent web of all existence of which we are a part.” We often see our seventh principle as solely related to environmentalism, but it really encompasses much, much more. Let’s examine the idea of interdependence across several faith traditions and find out how fully understanding … Continue reading The Interdependent Web
As Unitarian Universalists, our 2nd Principle affirms “justice, equity and compassion in human relations.” How did these three important concepts get into one principle, how are they interrelated and how should they influence our daily lives?
