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We will gather at our usual time of 10 AM for a potluck! Please bring a dish to share and your own utensils/plates, though some will be provided if you forget.
Please sign up to help with cleanup and putting away tables after the potluck … read more.
John Grider will discuss the expansion and retraction of citizenship and voting rights throughout United States history. Not only will the discussion address voting rights in terms of gender and the black-white binary, it will also include the expansion of voting rights across class lines … read more.
Humans aren’t binary creatures. Sexuality, gender, and sex all exist on a spectrum. We’ve attempted to chop this spectrum up, label the sections, and then pretend it was never a spectrum to begin with. This spectrum isn’t theoretical or inanimate though. It’s human and it’s … read more.
The term “reparations” has been used as a promise, a hope, and an unfulfilled obligation. What can reparations look like today and what promises do they offer us all? Video of a sermon given by Rev Krista Taves at Eliot Unitarian Chapel in Kirkwood, MO … read more.
As part of our first ever Climate Justice Revival, our Green Sanctuary Team has planned this morning’s service with a focus on climate justice and resilience. Specifically, Jason Gilman will be sharing his insights on the climate considerations in the upper Midwest, and the potential … read more.
Rev Kellermann will look at ways that stories are used to define us and how stories shape our lives and make us our best selves. Stories can help people catch a vision of who they wish to be and how they can be restored or healed.
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Hope Restores celebrates the power of unity and shared purpose in creating change. Highlighting the organization’s impactful services—like health navigation, wellness programs, and support groups—it reminds us that the work of restoring hope began with like-minded hearts and will thrive as we continue to come … read more.
Stories have a unique way of bringing us closer as human beings. The most effective stories touch our limbic brain, which is the part of us that remembers stories with an emotional content. In common language we say, “That really touched my heart.” Join John … read more.
Join us at 10:00 AM on Sunday, January 5 as we begin the new year with another Poetry Sunday! We invite you to bring a favorite poem (or two) to read and briefly share why you chose the poem. This is an intergenerational service!
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There is no service this Sunday. We hope you have a wonderful new year and we’ll see you again on Sunday, January 5th for our Poetry Sunday!
