This year, the period of Advent runs from November 29th to December 24th. This is a significant time in the Christian church in which waiting and anticipation are key themes. But, what does that mean to us as Unitarian Universalists, and what could we possibly … read more.

On this, the final Sunday of November, we will take one last look at the theme of Healing, and the role that forgiveness plays in it.

Expressing gratitude is praised as an excellent spiritual practice. Can being grateful help us to heal?

The road to healing can be a long one. Along the way we get increasingly better before we are ultimately well.

Sometimes our memories are difficult and painful, making it hard to heal from the events they recall. But remembering can sometimes be a path to healing.

Using a bicycle chain as a metaphor, Reverend Justine reviews the 2020 democratic nominating campaign from a feminist perspective.

“Behind and Beyond Our Walls,” with Carlton Elliott Smith, an ordained Unitarian Universalist minister, currently serving on the Southern Regional staff. Reverend Smith talks about his experiences at Charlottesville VA Unite the Right counter protest.

Behind and Beyond our Walls

In this homily, member Howard Adams, drawing from his professional experiences as a mentor, speaks about moving beyond the shadow of your fears.

In this sermon, the Reverend Justine Sullivan shares her perspective on visiting El Salvador on her journey with the UU College of Social Justice (https://uucsj.org/) in January. UUCSJ has partnered with Cristosal, an organization which began in 2000 as a collaboration between Episcopal clergy in the … read more.