Leading Generous Lives
How do we resist the avarice, stinginess and individualism of our consumer culture? How do we lead more generous lives?
How do we resist the avarice, stinginess and individualism of our consumer culture? How do we lead more generous lives?
We all need hope, especially at this time. How does cultivating gratitude help us find the hope that’s needed?
Today marks the beginning of “Peace Corps Week” which ends March 1 on the 64th anniversary of the birth of the Peace Corps, promoting world peace and friendship. We’ll share some stories of service as we seek to transform the world through liberating love.
We all need a foundation of love on which to thrive and grow. Love, by its very nature, connects us. In this culture of separation, we can seek and re-build a foundation of love and connection.
We all have various forms of privilege, but once we recognize it, what should we do about it? And what does that mean in light of recent events in America?
“Love is the power that holds us together.” Our theme of love this month explores our connections and what love demands of us, given those connections.
There’s a sermon I’ve never dared to preach before and this is it: It’s about our bodies and the way we judge them and harm ourselves. This is a sermon for those who are thin, fat, trans, cisgender or nonbinary. It’s also about race and abilities. Yep, our bodies come in different colors, shapes and … Continue reading Body Justice
All ages are welcome to this musical celebration of the civil rights movement featuring the UUCV Choir.
“All Flourishing is Mutual” says Robin Wall Kimmerer. As we begin exploring Justice, let’s consider what this means for us and our world.
We’ll hear from all ages, Generation Alpha to the Greatest Generation, as they offer reflections about their lives.