Celebrating the Earth
Some argue that freedom gives us rights; others might say freedom gives us responsibilities. How do we use our freedom to save this Earth? This is also New Member Sunday.
Easter: New Life!
On this day we celebrate the emergence of new life following a difficult time. On this day, we welcome our children back to the campus!
Turning Swords into Plowshares
One of the challenges with identity politics is that it often reduces people to labels. How do we get beyond labels, but honor the individual identities we have?
UU Men’s Fellowship
UU Men’s Fellowship Gatherings: For Sharing, Supporting, and Growth – What is the Unitarian Universalist Men’s Fellowship, and what can be gained from participation in men’s support groups? This resource is available to all men who wish to improve upon and strengthen their relationships with family, friends and partners.
This Faith
What does it mean to be a part of this Unitarian Universalist faith tradition? Come explore how Unitarian Universalism has affected our history and is building the future.
Faith in Humanity
Humanism is one of our common theologies, the belief that Humanity causes and solves all our own problems. During this time of war, environmental devastation, and oppression, how do we continue to have faith in humanity?
From You I Receive, To You I Give
Just how are we interdependent with one another? How can we both give and receive in mutuality? Come discuss as we launch our annual pledge drive!
Dehumanization: how it starts with words & ends with genocide
Akbar Hussaini, Executive Director, Newport Mesa Irvine Interfaith Council (NMIIC) shares anecdotes of Dehumanization on a collective scale and on a personal level, and inspires us to do what each one of us can do to stop it from going any further. If you are not familiar with NMIIC, please visit their website: https://nmiinterfaithcouncil.org/
Repentance, Forgiveness & Redemption
Our Universalist heritage calls for forgiveness and redemption. How can we use this message to widen the circle, when so many want to draw a circle that keeps many of us out?
Many Different Beliefs
How did religious tolerance, acceptance and even embracing come about? How can we continue to widen our own theological circles?
Freedom to Be
In celebration of the founding of the NAACP, the freedom to marry, and Darwin’s birthday, let us gather to discuss what freedoms have we gained in the last hundred years and freedoms we still need to gain.
I Have Two Dreams
Let us examine the life and work of Ethelred Brown, an early black pioneer in Unitarians, whose ministry was focused on widening the circle.