If you are unable to attend in person, you may watch the service here. Based on the book by Margareta Magnusson, let’s learn how to prepare for and understand the process of growing older and the joys and sorrows it can bring. Come and find out how to live a meaningful, exuberant life despite the … Continue reading Aging Exuberantly
If you are unable to attend in person, you may watch the service here. Universalizing Faith is the sixth and final stage of spiritual development, according to theologian/scholar James Fowler. Let’s examine the word “faith” in the context of Unitarian Universalism and our own spiritual development. What does this stage look like, and how do … Continue reading Universalizing Faith
If you are unable to attend in person, you may watch the service here Do you have a question about Unitarian Universalism, religion, or any aspect of life? Try asking the minister! In this service, Rev. Chris will attempt to answer whatever question may be on your mind. Let’s explore the questions, both big and … Continue reading Ask the Minister
If you are unable to attend in person, you may watch the service here. Coming straight from our mission statement: “To strengthen our connections to one another and our planet,” let’s talk about how GUUF is strengthening connections and what that means in our congregation, community and world. Find out how you can help strengthen … Continue reading Strengthening Connections – Strengthening GUUF!
If you are unable to attend in person, you may watch the service here. Joseph Jordan, the first African American to be ordained as a Universalist minister, founded the First Universalist Church of Norfolk, Virginia in 1887 and led an ever-expanding educational effort for children of color in the region. The educational mission lasted nearly … Continue reading Missed Opportunities: The Black Universalist Mission in Virginia
If you are unable to attend in person, you may watch the service here. Our 2nd Principle of Unitarian Universalism affirms “justice, equity and compassion in human relations.” How are these important concepts interrelated, and how have they been restated in the new, proposed Purposes and Covenant?
