In these times when we are called to step up for justice, let’s share the lessons of this great leader to guide us on our way.
30 Days of Love begins January 17.
Service Audio (link to mp3, or use media player below)
https://www.old.uuman.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/2022-1-16LegacyOfDrKingAWindersAKafi.mp3
Come and engage with others in a multi-generational world café format as we unpack the implications of Martin Luther King Jr.’s work on our work today. What can we learn from one another?
This will be a 50/50 Sunday. We will be sharing the plate offerings with the Equal Justice Initiative
Music: Alex Pietsch and the Chalice Choir.
This year marks the 8th anniversary of the UUA’s 30 Days of Love campaign. It is a period for intentional action, service, education, and reflection running from Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday to Valentine’s Day. How might we deepen the connection to our faith at this time?
Music: Alex Pietsch and the Chalice Choir.
In 1619, the first shipload of African slaves arrived at the Jamestown settlement. Slavery has been rightfully called America’s original sin – a sin that continues to haunt this nation. Do we have the courage to lean in?
Music: Alex Pietsch and the Chalice Choir
A look at moving beyond our comfort zone to create personal change, meaningful civic engagement and responsible relations with all of life.
Happy Earth Day to all our relatives of every species. May we all come together to respond to the crisis of Climate Change to … 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?
What do a Catholic nun, a Bible-thumping Christian pastor, and a Latino UU minister have in common? How have a fleeing band of wandering Jews eating flat bread inspired African Americans, Latin Americans, Koreans, Indians, and so many others?
Service Description: North Fulton Community Charities (NFCC) offers food, clothing, educational and social service assistance to thousands of local families in need each year. A few members of UUMAN are currently volunteering there on a regular basis. How can we take it to the next … read more.
Many of us likely take for granted the privilege of having a roof over our head and a warm bed to sleep in each evening yet on any given night in America up to 1 million people are without this privilege. Let us examine our … read more.
Unitarian Universalism’s progressive heritage comes to us from both branches of the ancestral family tree. The ideals and values we hold dearest have Unitarian and Universalist origins of particular meaning in our quest for greater socio-economic diversity.
