What do we teach our children about being a Unitarian Universalist? What they learn from us now, they carry with them into the future.
OCUUC’s annual celebration of sharing flowers with each other.
Centuries ago, Unitarianism emphasized the oneness of God while our Universalist ancestors emphasized the mercy and love of God. Rev. Sian explores this second half of our tradition and what it can teach us today.
Mercy is not a word we use a lot in the modern world, but it does occur a lot in the Christian Scriptures. What do these ancient sources have to tell us about the power of mercy?
Acts of forgiveness and when forgiveness is not a given.
There are times in our lives when it all seems too much. How do we respond to cries of mercy, for ourselves and others?
Members Randy Kokal, Dale Osborne and Barbara Schilling present Spirits of Mercy.
It seems that worries and anxieties follow us everywhere. How can we be free of them?
Based on the book and film of the same name by Marlo Thomas and the update 40 years after first being published, Rev Sian discusses what has changed and what remains as challenges for every person to express their own personhood.
Our country was founded on the desire to be free from tyranny. But is freedom “free”? Is there a cost to our freedom? As we build a world community with peace, liberty and justice for all, what might we have to give up to obtain it?