A little talked about aspect of UU history is the walkout that happened at the 1969 General Assembly. There were opposing efforts to respond to the civil rights movement which resulted in a split in UU leadership. This event continues to have longstanding ramifications to this day. Come learn about this history and contemplate how we can truly live our values of inclusion.
UUs tend to give primary importance to our minds. But what if we looked at our bodies as an example of interdependence? What could we learn from how our bodies move and change over time? Let us reconnect with, and even love, our bodies as wonderful examples of interdependence.
What’s happening this year at UUCF? How are we learning and growing? On this first “Bring a Friend Sunday,” come learn about the exciting challenges and opportunities for growth that are planned for this year.
Loss and grief touch our lives in myriad ways, yet many of us feel unsure how to respond when they show up in our communities. This sermon reflects on what it means to be a grief-literate community and invites us to grow our capacity to accompany one another through loss with honesty, humility, and love.