In our next expedition into Unitarian history, come learn about the Edict of Torda (1568), an early declaration of religious toleration – made by a Unitarian king, nonetheless! His proclamation is our legacy: to be a spiritual tradition that resists hatred, oppression and the narrow view that there is only one way to be faithful, … Continue reading Unitarians, Transylvania & Religious Freedom
Let’s talk about covenant. What it is; what it isn’t, and how it invites relationship within our GUUF community. (worship associate: Ward Hammond). Follow this link to watch the service live on YouTube.
Yom Kippur, Judiasm’s Day of Atonement, is considered the holiest day – a day to ask for forgiveness, purification and cleansing from all sins of the prior year. In contrast UUism has no particular days or rituals to ask for and receive forgiveness. How might UUs practice atonement? (worship associate: Laura Christenbury). Follow this link … Continue reading Atonement
With its emphasis on science and reason, humanism has been a dominant theology of UUism for decades. At a time when many are seeking greater meaning and connection in their lives, humanist perspectives can sometimes seem cold and uninspired. Based on the work of William R. Murry, learn how humanism can speak to the heart … Continue reading Making Humanism “AWEsome”
Sometimes the “G word” is problematic for Unitarian Universalist. But yet, the “G word” doesn’t represent the same thing for every person. Let’s explore the variety of understandings and definitions of God that are out there. (worship Associate: Ward Hammond). Stream here:
Join us to celebrate the “coming of age” of our youth, who have completed a long journey of learning about Unitarian Universalism and themselves. They will share their personal statements of belief, also known as credos, with the congregation. Rev. Chris Hockman with David Funderburk, Laura Christenbury, Candy Kern, Kriya Kouyoumijian, Irene Coulliard Dix, Cole Coulliard … Continue reading The Work of Becoming
