Service at 6:30 pm.
Steve Compton is a social activist, environmentalist, and psychotherapist who sings in several musical organizations. Steve and the Fellowship were born in the same year in Greenville, SC. (Worship Associate: Erin Dwyer)
Unitarian Universalists believe in the “worth and dignity of every person.” It is our first principle, the one that sets us apart, perhaps our most important belief. But do we REALLY believe it? Can we apply this principle to criminals who murder for hate, who commit the most heinous crimes? What crimes, and what type of person gives us the most trouble in applying our values? This sermon will feature 10 minutes of talk-back during the service. We expect a lively discussion. (Sunday Services Associate: Cathy Jaggars)
Unitarianism and Universalism both have long and liberally religious traditions. Some of these traditions are grand and glorious, and we love to talk about those. But what about the darker side of this long, liberal tradition we all hold so dear? (Worship Associate: Cathy Jaggars)
https://greenvilleuu.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/guuf_07_19_15_Sermon.mp3
