Working for racial justice has played a central role in Unitarian Universalism for many decades. We considered the roots of this commitment, how it has defined us, and where we’re headed. Third in the “Stories That Have Shaped Us” series on Unitarian and Universalist history and theology. Rev. Tricia leads us in exploring this as it applies to our January theme of practicing resistance. We share our offering plate with Vermont Immigration Legal Defense Fund to support the immediate legal and fiscal needs of our marginalized neighbors.
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ADULT RE: UU Stories that Got Us this Far a five-part sermon series about Unitarian Universalism led by Rev. Tricia Hart following the worship services that she leads begins this Sunday in sanctuary ~11:45. Explore:
- What’s the difference between Unitarianism and Universalism? Why did they decide to join together?
- How does the evolving history of UUism fit into the larger story of religion in this country?
- Can UUs understand and explain our theology? (Do we really have to?)
October 26 ~Where Universalism Came From
December 7 ~What’s Up with (Some) UUs Celebrating Christmas?
January 18 ~How Martin Luther King, Jr. Changed UUism
February 22 ~From Abolition to Black Lives Matter (&beyond)
March 15 ~Women in Ministry, and Why It Matters
All are welcome to any of these Sunday services (10 am) – you don’t need to hear these stories in order! If you’d like to hear more or have a story of your own, plan to stay after the service for a brief informal discussion with Rev. Tricia.