Gallup poll findings released over the July 4th holiday noted that only 58% of Americans feel “extremely” or “very” proud of their country. Overall, the poll found that the percentage of Americans who say they are proud to be an American has declined 9 percent from last year. Is national pride the same as patriotism? … Continue reading What Does it Mean to be a Patriot?
Join us at 10:30am. “Giving Yourself Grace: The Power of Self-Compassion.” Service led by Bev McMillan. 1289 Filbert Avenue in-person or watch us online. Zoom link below. In Buddhist psychology, self-compassion is not a way of thinking about yourself, it is a way of caring for yourself. According to Dr. Kristin Neff, a psychology … Continue reading Giving Yourself Grace: The Power of Self-Compassion
Led by UU member and science writer Beverly McMillan, this week’s discussion centers on neurotheology, the scientific exploration of spiritual experiences and the possibility that each of us is a spiritual pioneer as we make our way through life.
As we consider the theme of interdependence, Worship Associates Susan Bachlor and Bev McMillan lead a deep dive into the power of togetherness in different aspects of our lives. Come watch in person at UUFC, or you can watch on Zoom by clicking this link: Join Zoom Childcare is available.
Coordinated by Worship Associate, Merrily Stover. UUs respond to the call of love because it is our common theological core. It is what can and does motivate us and illuminates our deepest commitments to each other. All the Worship Associates gather together today to share thoughts on different types of love. Childcare will be available. … Continue reading Facets of Love
All are welcome to the Summer Discussion Series Join UU writer and Worship Associate Bev McMillan in a discussion of the power of the word “someday” to put off situations that life is inviting—and sometimes demanding— that we explore. Stay for coffee to chat further.
Each year, Earth Day reminds us of the need to act boldly to protect our planet. It is also a time to celebrate the beauty, the mystery, and the spirit of our earth. Our Worship Associates gather to share poetry and songs to honor nature and express appreciation of our blue green planet. We are … Continue reading Poetry for Our Planet
In theory, environmental justice — spreading environmental hazards equally among all people regardless of race or ethnicity, economic status, political leanings and the like — is an important component of the broader UU commitment to social justice. To explore this topic, in this session we can discuss several factors, such as: The realities of disproportionate … Continue reading Is Environmental Justice a Pipe Dream?
