“Justice” and “Equity” are two of our six stated Unitarian Universalist values, all anchored with Love at the center. Under these values, we covenant as an association of congregations to (among other things) “dismantle racism and all forms of systemic oppression,” and “declare that every person is inherently worthy and has the right to flourish … Continue reading The Call to Restorative Justice
On the fifth anniversary of George Floyd’s murder, we stop and ponder the fall-out from the 2024 election in the form of betrayal and erasure in the public and private sectors, and the courage we need to stand up against it.
Men are known for being stoic and for not openly discussing their feelings. But is that all there is to masculinity? In Sunday’s service, we take a critical look at the nuances of masculinity today, both good and bad, in this time of great uncertainty and upheaval
How is recognizing MLK Day different from national holidays honoring other people and events? What values, and what other people, can inspire us to nudge the arc of the moral universe toward justice?
Each of us has some, or many, personal connections to conflicts going on around the world and here at home. Not the least of these connections: our common humanity. This week between Yom Kippur and Native American Day, Rupert will share reflections on living within cultural, geographic, and moral intersections.
