Lay Led July Service
Service Description to come.
Speaker: Donna Melcher
A New Song for “My People”
What does it mean to identify as a Southern white person in today’s world? Especially if your family history goes way back, racism is not just prevalent, it is part of the song we have sung for centuries. Explore the spiritual and emotional journey of making reparations for slavery in an old Southern family and what it takes for us all to “sing a New song of the South”.
Celebrating Our Elders
We are warmed by fires we did not light. So many thousands of volunteer hours have kept the fires of UUMAN going for over 30 years. We honor all elders and acknowledge the very important contributions they have made. Together we reflect on elders as a vital part of our community.
All of Who We Are
Unitarian Universalism recognizes that there is a wide variety of gender experience in the world, not just men and women. What aspects of UUMAN could be more welcoming to “all of who we are” as persons? We explore this through personal vignettes and learning experiences about the transgender journey.
Sunday, October 8 – Humble Pie Anyone?
The waters we are navigating require us to be our best selves. In addition to the many helpful actions, a lot of hubris is on display. Why might an approach of humility be the most appropriate in moving forward together? Humble pie is a deep … read more.
Sunday, July 16 – Answering the Call of Love
Please join us as we consider the future of our faith in light of concerns about how well its management reflects its membership, the recent gathering of representatives from its congregations, the election of a new spiritual leader, and a renewed commitment to becoming a … read more.
Sunday, March 5 – In the Wake of Standing Rock
We have learned much from the prayerful actions at Standing Rock. We know the serious injustices visited on the First Peoples of this land by the original colonizing powers and by the current powers-that-be. Do you have a role in reclaiming the integrity of your … read more.