I Can Only Imagine
Can we imagine a world where anyone can be who they are, love who and how they want, and express their gender identity in whatever way their inner spirit moves them? How can we work to make this a reality?
Can we imagine a world where anyone can be who they are, love who and how they want, and express their gender identity in whatever way their inner spirit moves them? How can we work to make this a reality?
In Unitarian Universalism, a natural tension exists between the freedom of the individual and the concern for the greater community. What do our shared values have to say about our individual and collective meaning-making? How do we balance the needs of both the individual and the community so that we can all be free together?
Longevity in nature can come from genetics and dumb luck. Longevity for any human undertaking, especially for building communities and institutions requires much more. How do we make things that stick around? It’s a beautiful exercise in creativity, free will, communication, perseverance, and a long view. In other words, it invites the best from us.