April 23, 2023 by Rev. Joanna Fontaine Crawford. There is a whole culture around hiking, with legends and lessons that can be applied to just normal non-hiking life. Come learn about these lessons and what it means to be “wild.”
April 16, 2023 by Rev. Joanna Fontaine Crawford. What might the result be, if your next trip could become a pilgrimage, something that would bring about a “change of mind” or a “shift in the soul,” to quote Phil Cousineau?
April 9, 2023 by Rev. Joanna Fontaine Crawford Resistance to Empire requires periods of rest, renewal, and celebration. Join us for this Easter homage to pilgrimage and restoration.
April 2, 2023 by Rev. Joanna Fontaine Crawford People costuming as a particular gender goes back to before Shakespeare’s time. Our parents and grandparents watched Jonathan Winters, Flip Wilson, and Milton Berle cross-dress on the regular. But in a bizarre twist, 2023 is turning into the year in which gender-expansiveness is being attacked. Come to […]
March 26, 2023 by Rev. Joanna Fontaine Crawford. In 1961, a new religion was born. Or was it? Join us in exploring the story of Unitarian Universalism from 1961 to now.
March 19, 2023 by Carrie Holley-Hurt. We talk about The Beloved Community a lot but what does it mean for us right now?
March 12, 2023 by Rev. Joanna Fontaine Crawford. It has been called, “The Larger Hope.” Rev. Joanna traces the history of Universalism both as a doctrine and a denomination.
March 5, 2023 by Rev. Joanna Fontaine Crawford. What did “unitarian” mean in 300 C.E. and what did it mean during the Reformation, at the founding of the United States, and now? Join us in this overview of Unitarian history.
February 26, 2023 by Ministerial Intern Carrie Holley-Hurt The mission of the 8th principle is a mission that asks us to do the head work as well as the heart work of dismantling systems of oppression within ourselves.
February 19, 2023 by Rev. Joanna Fontaine Crawford. In 1841, Unitarian Theodore Parker differentiated between the permanent values of Christianity and the items that could be left behind. This Sunday, Rev. Joanna speaks to what is transient and permanent in Unitarian Universalism at this time.