A worship service that puts a contemporary issue,sometimes a current social issue, into a religious and spiritual framework. The issue is often viewed through the lens of Unitarian Universalist principles. Our principles urge respect for all people and justice in our relationships with others. These services can be a call to further action. Often, they are a request for the congregation to think more deeply about the issue from a religious perspective.
Faith and politics have a long history together. In fact, America was born on the political theory. The Founders guaranteed freedom of religion in the U.S. Constitution. As we anticipate the changes, in American politics and society, with a new chief executive in office, let’s … read more.
We celebrate the annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday. Decades after Dr. King’s death, we continue struggling to make his vision of peace and racial harmony a reality. Let’s examine the progress we’ve made and explore how far we have to go.
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The UUCLC Leadership Development Committee will present a service, designed to be dynamic and thought-provoking.
May our new year be a year of letting go of perfection and pain. Together, may we embark upon a year filled with resolutions to correct the past, and resolve to create a future of possibilities within ourselves and within our world.
This Sunday, the UUCLC celebrates Kwanzaa. This ritual arrives by way of African American culture.
