One Love – In-Person and Virtual Worship
The mystics of all faiths tell us, “Love is indivisible, one love, one life, one heart, one hope, one people, one planet. To love anyone is to align with universal…
Without Fear, Without Hate-In-Person and Virtual Worship
After the attack on the Sikh temple in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, the members of the congregation rallied around two core concepts of their faith: nirbhau (without fear) and nirvair (without…
Is Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. a Bodhisattva?-In Person and Virtual Worship
Dr. King was a Christian minister of the gospel who served at Ebenezer Baptist Church but he also cultivated friendships with leaders of many different faiths. One such friendship was…
Unitarian Universalism in a Quaker Light – In Person and Virtual Worship
“I did not fully understand what it meant to be an American until I lived in another country for a year. Similarly, I did not really understand what it meant…
Christmas Eve: Lessons and Carols – In Person and Virtual Worship – Rev. Chris Buice
This Christmas Eve we will celebrate a traditional Lessons and Carols service (with some non-traditional and distinctly Unitarian Universalist elements.) There will be a Story for All Ages, readings from…
Kibitzing Around the Christmas Tree-In Person and Virtual Worship
Kibitzing Around the Christmas Tree-In Person and Virtual Worship -Rev. Chris Buice and Catherine Farmer Loya This year the celebration of Chanukah overlaps with the celebration of Christmas. This Sunday…
Joy to the World: An Argument for Ecstasy In-Person and Virtual Worship
19th Century Unitarians were not great fans of what they saw as the emotional excesses of the Great Awakening. They preferred to focus on logic, reason and rationality. This Sunday…
Charity: Beyond Minimum Help, Maximum Humiliation-In-Person and Virtual Worship
Many of the world’s charities get most of their donations during the winter holidays. The impulse to be generous is especially strong during the cold winter months when the need…
Thankfulness: A Countercultural Practice-In-Person and Virtual Worship
The Reverend Johnny Skinner of the Mount Zion Baptist Church often says, “The scripture says “Give thanks in all circumstances.” It does not say, “Give thanks for all circumstances.” This…
The Virtues of Uncertainty-In Person and Virtual Worship
Many of the world’s religions place a lot of emphasis on firm beliefs, strong judgements and convictions without compromise. However, in the Unitarian Universalist church we believe in the virtues…
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