5/12/24

Longing to Belong: Reflections on Pluralism

Since the founding of the Unitarian Universalist Association in 1961, religious, theological and spiritual pluralism have been central to our identity--and had been increasingly central to the identities of the precursor American Unitarian Association and Universalist Church of America. How do we experience and navigate pluralism today? In our congregations? In the wider society?

Coordinator: Rev. Josh Pawelek
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5/5/24

Lifted by Pluralism.

UUSE celebrates religious pluralism through an exchange of diverse ideas, where everyone has the rights, freedoms, and safety to worship or not, according to their conscience. This Sunday, Janice Knotts, Nancy Thompson and Ellen Williams will share how Christianity, Buddhism and Paganism inform their spiritual practices and enrich their search for truth and meaning.

Coordinator: Gianna DiMaiolo
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4/28/24

Shine.

Sometimes we get what we don't deserve ... and it's wonderful. One traditional religious term for this phenomenon is grace, though Unitarian Universalists typically don't embrace this term. Given, that, what might grace look like for UUs?

Coordinator: Rev. Josh Pawelek
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4/21/24

Earth Day and the Arts: We Wont Give Up!

Art has the power to inspire change. Join us as some of our artists and writers share their thoughts about the artwork they have created for our new Earth Day art exhibit.

Coordinators: Janet Heller, Chris Larson,
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