Who Do You Trust?
In our deeply divided society, we trust different sources of information. This mistrust of information and of each other threatens civility and civilization itself. How do we restore trust?
In our deeply divided society, we trust different sources of information. This mistrust of information and of each other threatens civility and civilization itself. How do we restore trust?
Race: The Myth and the Reality If you are unable to attend in person, you can watch it here.How do you sign a document stating that “all men are created equal” and then continue to enslave people? Race is not a biological fact. It is a cultural construct. That cultural construct was twisted to justify … Continue reading Race: The Myth and the Reality
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As we gaze at the far horizon of the coming year, what are we seeking? Walter Ezell, scholar, poet, and long-time GUUF member, will share his thoughts about the sometimes diverging paths of clarity and happiness, and asks, when they diverge, what shall we choose?
SERVICES ARE CURRENTLY ONLINE ONLY at https://www.facebook.com/GreenvilleUU/live/ When a dump truck backs up to life’s loading dock and leaves you 365 bushels of lemons you didn’t order, you make lemonade. When you’re hunkered down, sheltering in place, it’s an opportunity to look inward and make life-changing choices, so when you are finally able to step … Continue reading Lemons to Lemonade
Click here to go to the service posting. We all want to belong. The striving to belong explains much of the disorder and suffering around us. Building the adult version of a “Girls Keep Out” treehouse is one way to belong. But there are better ways. Understanding this need to belong gives us a way … Continue reading A Place for Me