In celebration of Women’s Month, this Service looks at the multiple expressions of feminism today, and explore the importance of these expressions of hope.

We’ll explore what author Michelle Alexander has called “the New Jim Crow,” referring to the mass incarceration of people of color.

What it self-love? We'll look at it from different spiritual, psychological, and cultural perspectives and then relate it to the UU tenants of inter-connectedness and social justice.

Rev. Thandeka, UU minister and professor, created a workshop called We Love Beyond Belief, and All Soul’s Tulsa has Love Beyond Belief as its tag line. This Service explores why love beyond belief is such a powerful way to understand Unitarian Universalism and invite us to imagine the implications of living that out.

This Service, based on a quote by Bruce Thompson, will explore the importance of presence in community. Bruce Thompson will do a theological reflection as well.

Some thoughts about how we value and overvalue perfection; how that ruins lives, and how we might escape the terrible trap of being perfect.

Most of us know the story of Adam and Eve... God cast them out of the Garden of Eden after they ate the forbidden fruit from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. But have we given much thought to the deeper meanings within this allegory? Join Seamus O'Connor and Eileen Maurer as they explore Genesis 3, the bible story of the Fall of Man. A local musician, Sara Petite, performs along with some of our own during this Service.

In October 2012, we celebrated Day of the Dead to honor our friends and relatives who have died, but still walk with us in our lives. Join Eileen Maurer as she explores gratitude for the chain of ancestors, all the way back to chromosomal Adam and mitochondrial Eve, the world’s common ancestors, that brought her to the place she inhabits today.

On Labor Day 2012 we look at the meaning of work in our lives and in our society.

Have you ever felt a nudge, a subtle or not so subtle call to move out of your comfort zone? Using text from Isaiah, we will explore what it means to say "yes" to what can sometimes be difficult callings. Megan Kajitani shares a theological reflection on answering her call.