Both the Unitarian and Universalist traditions we inherited began as heresies and then got more heretical from there. Which is to say that you are in good company. We’ll pick up a few of the threads from our traditions’ story and consider what they have to do with us now and moving forward. Rev Kevin […]
Within the larger goal of recognizing and honoring the difference between intent and impact, we launch our February theme of “inclusion” by exploring some of the ways that the words we use matter Rev. Kevin Tarsa and Lindsay Dunckel, Worship Associate, with the UUCM Choir
Local author, historian, and frequent prophetic voice in The Union, Daryl Grigsby will draw on his personal experience and knowledge to reflect on this month’s theme of Inclusion and what it may be asking of us. Guest Daryl Grigsby, with Rev. Kevin and Carol Nimick, Worship Associate.
As we cultivate a deeper understanding of inclusion, we recognize that there are many ways to feel that we belong. In this tapestry service, we’ll hear reflections on the practice of inclusion from a few of us within our UUCM community. A tapestry service with Beth Karow and Elizabeth Rose, Worship Associates
Finally, we turn our inclusion lens to consider what helps us – and, likely, others – know that we belong and that we are fully included right here in this community. If we are called to “live love through the practice of inclusion,” what now? Rev. Kevin Tarsa and Randy McKean, Worship Associate
