Knoxville seems like a quiet mid-size city nestled in the buckle of the Bible Belt, full of good neighborly people. However, an old blues song suggests that the devil has been busy in our scruffy city. There are also reports by early visitors to our newly founded community suggesting that Satan had found a foothold […]
Guest Speaker Elise Witt is a UU composer, song leader, and Music Director/Artist-in-Residence at Atlanta’s Global Village Project. Through song and story, Elise invites us to explore how singing together can awaken compassion, resilience, and joy — reminding us that every voice has a place in the circle. (You can watch our worship service streamed […]
In the Unitarian Universalist Church we believe in “freedom of the mind.” How do we continue to affirm this value in the age of censorship, book banning and attacks on anything that can be categorized as diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI.) This Sunday we will celebrate our Children’s Diversity and Justice Library for Banned Book […]