One of the most evident realities in our society today is the concept of hypocrisy, or as it is often stated, “People don’t practice what they preach.” Every day the…
Rev. Breen is back with another look at our Unitarian Universalist heritage and the eight sources we draw from. Her message today is based on one of our favorite hymns:…
Whether it’s international, community or personal, there are a variety of considerations as we explore what is truly charitable. Please ponder your own thoughts. After my remarks, I’ll invite you…
A live, multi-media production featuring original music, readings, and images highlighting the struggle for the Nineteenth Amendment, in the West and beyond. Plan to sit back and enjoy learning about…
This service extends the previous week's service to include the role Unitarian and Universalist women have made in our nation's history. In addition to the suffrage movement, they have been…
Two of Alfred Lord Tennyson’s most well-known poems, “Ulysses” and “Crossing the Bar,” assist us in exploring one of the great polarities of human life: doing and being, striving and…
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