The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, adopted in Paris on December 10, 1948 is a milestone document in the history of human rights with a strong connection to our Unitarian […]

The theme of our Chalice Circle Service will be Freedom. Freedom can mean many things from opposing oppression to personal liberation. This small group service will give the chance to […]

The service offers a reflection on the profound relationship between our spiritual values and the political structures that shape our lives. Includes ideas for expanding our own participation in democracy. […]

This is a patriotic service that will introduce you to the American Goddess hidden in plain sight. Come meet Columbia from her District. We need her now more than ever. […]

Pride month has always been about resistance. It was born out of the Stonewall Riots of 1969 during a climate marked by civil rights tensions intersecting many marginalized communities. But […]

The increasing political divide between liberals and conservatives has many of us on edge. We are cautious in conversations with strangers or acquaintances, not knowing which "side"  they are on […]

In this time of division and violence, there are modern voices inviting us to imagine a peaceful world. What wisdom might they have for us, so that we can create […]

In 1973, a popular song asked us, “Do you know where you're going to?” Now, fifty years later, we ask ourselves again. Do you know where you're going to? Do […]

The 1960s wrought major changes that caused an ongoing reaction relating to racial justice and women's rights. Today we're still caught in the spin of those changes. What does the […]

In her book Parable of the Sower, African American Genius Award-winning author Octavia Butler shares the profound message that “God is Change” and challenges us to recognize that transformation - […]