Let’s dive into Universalist history by examining its ancient origins in Europe. Universalism, the belief that all souls are ultimately saved, has appeared at many times throughout Christian history, was eventually declared heresy but refused to disappear from the Christian consciousness. Find out how this “ancient history” shapes our UU worldview today.

Let’s delve into Universalist history by examining its ancient origins in Europe. Universalism, the belief that all souls are ultimately saved, has appeared at many times throughout Christian history. Find out how this ancient belief was eventually declared heresy, but refused to disappear from the Christian consciousness.

Progressive New Testament scholar Marcus Borg said, “there is a difference between believing in the Easter story and actually participating in it.” Let’s talk about how Unitarian Universalists, who are often wary of the resurrection story, can participate in its message. We will also highlight the justice issues our interfaith social justice network, GOAL, will … Continue reading Easter: Believing vs. Participating

In response to individual and systemic racism, homophobia and numerous other oppressions and social injustices, Unitarian Universalists are called by their religious values to “run to the margins.” What exactly does running to the margins mean, and how can we help dismantle the oppressive systems that keep us all from being truly free?