“Myth,” said the Greek statesman Solon, “is not about something that never happened. It is about something that happens over and over again.”At this Easter Sunday service, we will observe Transgender Day of Visibility, explore stories new and old, and travel the path of human suffering to life and hope reborn. Led by Rev. Teri … Continue reading Easter Sunday and Trans Day of Visibility: the Hard Work of Transformation
Our minds constantly view and interpret our selves, our surroundings, and the life situations we face. Unfortunately, those busy minds have unrecognized limits and misconceptions, including ideas about who we are. This Sunday, we’ll consider a few of the many ways we can challenge and expand our minds so that we can know more fully … Continue reading Changing Our Minds About Who We Are
Come celebrate with song and ritual this time when light and dark are in balance. The Spring Equinox or Ostara moves us from the dark contemplative time of year to the light active time of year, a time of hope, anticipation, and growth. This Covenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans’ service, led by Kelly LoGiudice, Karin … Continue reading Transformation: Spring Equinox
We walked more than 1 million steps in 35 days. 510 miles across northern Spain. The Way provided physical, mental, and spiritual transformation. Please join us as we discuss how these lessons can be applied to journeys of any length and difficulty. Service Leader: Illya Kowalchuk, Service Associate: Linda Thornton Zoom Service Recording
The first Black Unitarian Minister, the Rev. Egbert Ethelred Brown, started a Unitarian congregation in Jamaica in 1908 before moving to Harlem in 1920, where he founded the Harlem Community Church. The AUA provided sporadic financial support, then took away his ministerial fellowship in 1929. His story highlights our faith’s failures—and Brown’s resilience in the … Continue reading Tranformation: If They Say No, I’ll Go Anyhow
