Cornell West reminds us that “justice is what love looks like in public.” As we continue to explore “liberating love,” this service will draw from Jason Stanley’s “How Fascism Works” and Timothy Snyder’s “On Tyranny” to consider what a public love, countering authoritarianism, looks like. Click here for: Sunday Worship Livestream Click here for: Order Of Service … Continue reading How Resistance Works
Ram Mohan Roy and Debendranath Tagore founded the Brahmo Samaj, a philosophical movement grounded in belief in the unity of the divine and absolute equality between all people. As the “Fathers of the Indian Renaissance,” their ideas led to radical reforms, challenging the caste system, child marriage and violence against women. This service reflects on … Continue reading A Faith that Changed the World: The Brahmo Samaj
We honor the long nights of the season with a meditative service including poetry, reflective music and silence.
One thing I have always known about myself is that I have a brown thumb. Whenever somebody gives me a plant, I immediately worry about how much time we will have together. How long will it take for my neglect to turn this beautiful plant into a brown, shriveled mess? It is strange that I … Continue reading The Parable of the Brown Thumb
General Assembly Worship, Streamed from Kansas City WUS Symmes Room UUA President (and former WUS Intern Minister) the Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray will preach a sermon titled “No Time for Casual Faith” in the GA Sunday Service. Gather at WUS to worship across distance with a larger circle of Unitarian Universalists!
You_Are_Witnesses_of_These_Things_July_16_2017 “You are Witnesses of These Things” July 16, 2017 The Rev. Heather Janules At the Unitárius Templom in Marosvásárhely Translated from English to Hungarian by Csongvay Ágnes READING Luke: Chapter 24, VS 36-48 36 While they were talking about this, Jesus himself stood among them and said to them, “Peace be with you.”l37 They … Continue reading You Are Witnesses of These Things (Sermon at Partner Church)
