The Theme this month is Pluralism. It seems to me that our First Unitarian Universalist principle, “TheInherent Worth and Dignity of Every Person,” speaks directly to pluralism. As members of a congregation in the Unitarian Universalist Association we are called to “affirm and promote” this principle. What does that mean? How difficult can that be?
As our nation celebrates the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., it gives us a chance to look at his legacy and his challenge for religious liberals in this illiberal age.
A Christmas Eve candlelight service with lots of stories and carols, ending with the traditional candle lighting and “Silent Night.” Bring your family, including your extended family if they are with you, a plate of cookies to share, and join your church family to celebrate the season.
We all know that the stores have had their Christmas decorations and merchandise out since Labor Day, that radio and TV have long since started their “holiday” programming, and that Santa arrived on Thanksgiving; so with 7 shopping days left many of us are already quoting Mr. Scrooge. Still I hope we might all find … Continue reading Christmas, Bah, Humbug
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