Feelings are natural motivators, yet some of them are more useful than others when it comes to showing up in community as our best selves. How can we hold spaciousness around our emotions, giving us the time and strength to choose our actions wisely?
Join us in the sanctuary at 11:00 am for a shared broadcast of this year’s General Assembly Sunday Worship Service in Baltimore or stream the service from home on the UUA YouTube channel – youtube.com/watch?v=kIzcKbW0GT4. There is no regular service this week.
Join guest speaker and UCH member Dan Vaughn for his message on this month’s theme of Freedom. In Dan’s words, “I’ll be talking about how bad news regarding my heart health has emboldened me to stand more for things that matter, especially my Unitarian Universalist
Yes, dandelions are considered flowers. While others may consider the dandelion to be a weed or a “bully” in their beautiful yards. However, there is no greater sign of hope, of wild resistance and resilience, than the dandelion growing in the concrete. Let us consider
Unitarian Universalism is a faith on an ever-evolving path of identity. We’ll honor the path that forged the previous generation of UU life and consider how recent efforts to recenter the needs of the collective provide opportunities to strengthen us tomorrow. We’ll also celebrate the
Anime has gradually achieved a noteworthy fame among the masses that stretches across ethnicity and generations. In exploring the pop culture sensation, we see how it ignites in the lives of others as an embodied and lived-out experience. People publicly reveal themselves in the costumes
Fred Rogers told us that in times of trouble, we should always look for the helpers. We will celebrate our LaGrone scholar and his dreams of helping others, as we consider what and who have taught us to be a force of good in the
We draw from the wisdom of bell hooks as we reflect on Julia Ward Howe’s famed pacifist Mothers’ Day Proclamation of 1807, challenging ourselves to address the roots of violence where they begin.
Join us as we celebrate Star Wars/Comic Book Day by exploring how storytelling – and the way we engage stories – shapes our perception of the world around us. Together, we’ll find paths to resistance, including advocacy for the vulnerable and marginalized through comic book
Kahlil Gibran told us that work is love made visible. When we choose to follow our passions in our work to sustain this community, beautiful things happen.
