February 2: Lessons from the Allagash
Rev. Drew Frantz
As a young adult, I took a canoe trip in the Maine wilderness. That experience taught me lessons that I carry with me—and are remarkably relevant to today. What is your story of resilience that informs and empowers you?
Rev. Drew Frantz
As a young adult, I took a canoe trip in the Maine wilderness. That experience taught me lessons that I carry with me—and are remarkably relevant to today. What is your story of resilience that informs and empowers you?
February 9: Preemptive Radical Inclusion
Rev. Drew Frantz
While diversity, equity and inclusion have become a primary target of the current United States government, they are all core Unitarian Universalist values. On this Sunday we focus on inclusion, using the work of UU minister CB Beal. Rev. Beal says that preemptive radical inclusion assumes that every group of people who might be included are already present.
Rev. Drew Frantz
While diversity, equity and inclusion have become a primary target of the current United States government, they are all core Unitarian Universalist values. On this Sunday we focus on inclusion, using the work of UU minister CB Beal. Rev. Beal says that preemptive radical inclusion assumes that every group of people who might be included are already present.
February 16: The Edict of Torda
Rev. Drew Frantz
On February 18, 1568, the king of Transylvania, an early Unitarian, issued a proclamation regarding freedom of religion: the Edict of Torda. As modern-day Unitarian Universalists we celebrate this piece of our history, affirming that religious inclusion is part of our DNA and that there have been progressive governments and rulers throughout many periods of history.
Rev. Drew Frantz
On February 18, 1568, the king of Transylvania, an early Unitarian, issued a proclamation regarding freedom of religion: the Edict of Torda. As modern-day Unitarian Universalists we celebrate this piece of our history, affirming that religious inclusion is part of our DNA and that there have been progressive governments and rulers throughout many periods of history.
February 23: Protest and Persist: Why Giving Up Hope is Not an Option
Norma Bailey
How do we have hope in this moment of such complete disruption that at times it all feels hopeless? How can we have hope that what we do matters? Norma Bailey will share her thoughts as well as writings of author Rebecca Solnit in exploring these questions.
Norma Bailey
How do we have hope in this moment of such complete disruption that at times it all feels hopeless? How can we have hope that what we do matters? Norma Bailey will share her thoughts as well as writings of author Rebecca Solnit in exploring these questions.
