The annual tradition of Groundhog Day is a time when we look at the future as either one of hope or despair. When times are tough, how do we choose hope, despite the signs otherwise?
Let’s explore the rights, dreams and worldviews of indigenous peoples in Orange County: the Acjachemen and Tongva. Jacque Nunez, an educator/storyteller from the Acjachamen Nation, will be with us. “The Acjachemen (A-ha-che-men) Nation,” the Education Department of Mission San Juan Capistrano tells us, “lived prosperously for more than 10,000 years on the coastlands of Orange…
What if you have no place to lay your head? Las Posadas is a tradition chiefly celebrated in Latin America, Mexico and the United States and generally last for nine days. It recounts the Christian story where Mary and Joseph look for a place to sleep, but are constantly rebuffed. Who might Mary and Joseph…
Across the country, Unitarian Universalists light a Chalice. We are more interconnected than you might realize. Come celebrate our interdependence this day.
The ritual breaking of bread has been a tradition for over three millennia. Come celebrate this day when we lift up the beauty of this community and all its blessings.
Sometimes the most courageous thing we can do to bring about change in our lives and our world is to make one step forward into something new. How do we get the courage to do so?
