Voting Rights, Then and Now
An exploration of what has happened to one of our most basic democratic rights.
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.
An exploration of what has happened to one of our most basic democratic rights.
The need to let go and move on over and over in our lives.
There have been times during the year that we wondered whether we’d make it to the end. Not even a pandemic can steal our Christmas spirit and hopes for the New Year. Let’s sing some Christmas
Samar Khalil belongs to the community at the Southern New Mexico Islamic Center.
The poet, Jalāl ad-Dīn Mohammad Rūmī, holds a special place in the hearts of Unitarian Universalists.