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From the Cradle: My Unitarian Universalist Journey
Presented by: Rebecca Harris Harrisonburg Unitarian Universalist July 1 st , 2018 Unitarian Universalism has seven principles and six sources, which are listed in just before the hymns. The Unitarians emerged in Transylvania & Poland in the 2 nd ½ of 16 th century, the Universalists in the United States in 1793. What did these Unitarians and Universalists believe? Well, thanks to social media I was able to put out a call on FB asking that very question, as I was searchin
Jul 3, 2018
Aspects of Happiness and Life Satisfaction
by J. Barkley Rosser, Jr. January 21, 2018 1) This talk follows and extends a talk given about a decade ago at HUU by Ed Piper, then the minister at Waynesboro UU. While I disagreed with some of what he said, I agreed with his main points. Numerous studies of this subject agree that the most important contributors to happiness and life satisfaction are good family and friend relations, health, and employment for those of working age who wish to work. Things that can make one
Jan 21, 2018
A Christmas homily for all
December 24, 2017 by Merle Wenger Today, I find ample reason to celebrate the first days of winter the last weeks of the year, the increase of sunlight for Hannukah and Kwanza, Feliz Navidad, a very old story the birth of a king, to whom many sing a virgin birth no less, that neither implies sterility or inability but certainly emphasizes the aspect of fertility which would have pleased the country folk long ago whose pagan rituals sanctified birth's mystery a conjuring of t
Dec 26, 2017
Together on the Journey
On Sunday, October 8th we celebrated membership in HUU and welcomed new members who have joined our congregation in recent months. Three of the readings that were included as part of the service are listed below. All are in pdf format. Sense Making Caregiving Justice Seeking
Oct 10, 2017
The Power of Naming - White Supremacy and White Privilege
By Linda Dove September 3, 2017 Have you too experienced that uncomfortable feeling when you are new to a group and someone forgets to introduce you? For me, that is not affirming. It feels like a put-down. Naming is powerful, isn’t it? And not naming is just as powerful. Today I name White Privilege in the context of White Supremacy. I will talk briefly about this in the context of our country’s recent upheavals. Charlottesville is the example close to home where the ALT-r
Sep 5, 2017
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