jace_donaldson | September 9, 2009
We have a calling. We are the people who know what we need. What we need surrounds us. What we need is each other. And when we act together, we will find Our Way. –John McKnight There is a new worldwide movement developing, made up of people with a different vision for their local [...]
Melissa Bartell | September 8, 2009
From a recent mailing from School of the Americas Watch: Since June 28th, you have joined with our friends in Honduras to help return democracy to their country. As a result, your actions are now bearing fruit. Earlier this week, the SOA graduate-backed Honduran military coup regime refused all diplomatic options to return democracy. The [...]
jace_donaldson | September 6, 2009
by Jase Donaldson oakcliffuu@gmail.com The impending GLBTQ pride celebration in our fair city has given me pause to think about the nature of the celebration, and my own thoughts on “pride” as it relates to those of us in the GLBTQ community, as well as Unitarian Universalism. June is traditionally recognized the world over as [...]
jace_donaldson | September 6, 2009
Chester was adopted into the home of Rick Tarin and Jase Donaldson on Sunday, August 30th, 2009. He is a 3 month old Basset Hound. I (Jase) corresponded back & forth for a couple of days with Chester’s previous guardian, and finally got a call from her during service last weekend – so if you didn’t see [...]
Scott Grey | September 5, 2009
Rev. Mark Walz and Rev. Marcia Shannon present the third in a series of sermons on the three religions which ground our sacred journey. This presentation features the “new” religion of Unitarian Universalism.
Scott Grey | September 5, 2009
Rev. Mark Walz presents the second in a series of sermons on the three religions which ground our sacred journey. Today’s sermon features Universalism.
Kimberlyn_crowe | September 2, 2009
Beginning Sunday, September 20th and continuing through October, Rev. Mark Walz will be sharing homilies on the pillars of Liberal Religion, using the works of theologian James Luther Adams. You can read his essay “Guiding Principles for a Free Faith” from On Being Human Religiously: Selected Essays in Religion and Society in which he outlines [...]
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