As we approach the annual societal debate over Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we are reminded that the pursuit of equity and pluralism often requires courage. Unitarian Universalists steadfastly envision a nation in which all its people feel they belong. Of course, this can only happen … read more.

Welcome back to our Fellowship! Please remember to bring a small sample of water from one of your favorite activities over the summer, e.g. swimming, gardening, a hike to a lake, fishing, or perhaps even a trip to the ocean. During this annual kick off … read more.

June 12th marks the 10th Anniversary of the Pulse Nightclub shooting in Orlando. In remembrance of those victims, we honor how the community flourished after such a horrific tragedy. The GBAUUF Annual Meeting will follow service this Sunday and will be Zoomed using the same … read more.

Perhaps it just enabled the cat to go napping. Let’s explore the idea that curiosity may be the antidote for worry.

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This past week over 250 million Orthodox Christians observed Holy Week and are celebrating Easter today. With this in mind, let us reflect on the unique Christian Unitarian interpretation of Holy Week by our theological ancestors. Not surprisingly, their message is still embraced by … read more.

The truly important question really is “Are we paying attention to what really matters?”

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As a spiritual exercise this month, let us explore the resistance archetypes created by psychotherapist Satya Doyle Byock because each of us has a significant role in collective resistance.

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We will lift up the Ancient Greek Goddess Hecate, who is often depicted with three faces and holding a torch at a crossroads to guide travelers through the dark and unknown. Rev. Jim will share his reflections on how this beautiful metaphor of light guiding … read more.

Our UU shared value of Pluralism states: “We celebrate that we are all sacred beings, diverse in culture, experience, and theology”. Did we take this mindset too much for granted and mistakenly assume it had carried out into our society as well? Now that pluralism … read more.

This month let us honor the revered spiritual leader’s legacy with a focus on engaged Buddhism and a practice of intentional compassion.

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