As we continue to practice unlearning unconscious biases, let’s take a deeper look at the unique struggles and opportunities of the present day. Our doors are open once again! How do we create a truly welcoming community in a world as divided as this?
Join in an exploration of the human urge towards prayer. Whatever the form of the Mystery that rings true for each of us, there are times in our lives when we find ourselves moved to pray. What does this mean about who we are? (Our
Queer is not just a gender or sexuality, but also a theology. The language we have for understanding gender, and sexuality is constrained by language, culture and even faith. Queer theology is an emerging way of describing life’s mysteries. You are invited to explore queer
It can be hard to keep up when so many things are in flux. In transitional times, let’s help each other understand the way the story of our lives together is changing. (All services in July will be live-streamed on Zoom due to construction in
What does it take to change a mind? Rev. Bran will invite us to reflect on the biases which make it so challenging to embrace new information and practice new behaviors. (All services in July will be live-streamed on Zoom due to construction in the
As the building renovations continue, we return to the beginning and ask “Why did we decide to undertake this project?” Also, who are the people who are doing the work? (All services in July will be live-streamed on Zoom due to construction in the Sanctuary.
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
