Gravity existed long before Newton “discovered” it. What unknown aspects of our very selves have yet to be discovered? Together, how can any newly discovered aspects of our nature be put together with who we already are to create something beautiful?
Join us as we celebrate our annual ingathering with our traditional water communion service. Please bring a sample of your sacred waters gathered from the summer. (If you forgot to collect water this summer; no worries, we will have some symbolic water for … read more.
Compassion is just a starting point, not a finish line. Please join us this Sunday at 10:30 am for the story of Jesus and the woman at the well, when we’ll explore how embracing our own human vulnerability can make us better social … read more.
Come celebrate with us at our annual rites of passage service! We will be recognizing our Coming of Age Youth, our Bridging Youth as well as our newborns (and relatively newborns) in a Naming Ceremony.
Faith Statement – Victoria Kapeskas (link to mp3 … read more.
Two hundred years ago today, May 5, 1819, Rev. William Ellery Channing, the leader of the liberal Congregationalists split with the conservative Congregationalists declaring that the liberals would now be regarded as Unitarians. This declaration led to the formation of the American Unitarian Association and eventually the Unitarian Universalist Association.
Inspired by John Caputo’s book of the same name, this Easter service will focus on the reframing (i.e. deconstructing) of Jesus’ ministry for modernity.
Sermon audio (link to mp3, or use media player below)
https://www.old.uuman.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/2019-04-21-DDunn-WWJD.mp3
In a broken world, might there be a set of first principles to which we can subscribe? (Btw…I’m not talking about “we” as members of UUMAN. I’m talking about we as citizens of the United States, citizens of a common humanity and as … read more.
If UUMAN didn’t exist, where else would you go? Is there anything else like us in North Fulton? What other denomination accepts you for who you are, allows you to love who you need to love, believe what you need to believe? What is that worth to you?
Lent begins on March 6. For Christians, Lent is a time of preparation, self-denial, almsgiving and repentance. It is a time when we look in the mirror and assess ourselves. Are we comfortable with what we see? Are we comfortable with the shadow side of our nature? Can we be at peace with ourselves?
Join us in a creative, interactive, multigenerational setting for a deep exploration and dialogue regarding how we can help one another be the best UUs we can be.
