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You can’t always get what you want, but sometimes you get what you need. We are not free until everyone is free- this service explores privilege and loss.

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Over 2,000 years ago the man Jesus of Nazareth died on a cross and was buried. Three days later, something got up. Come and enjoy this thought-provoking Easter service. Please feel free to wear your spring or Easter bonnet!

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Authentic relationship underlies and supports the work of social justice and community building. Come and join Reverend Amy Petrie Shaw in this exploration of compassion, vulnerability, authenticity, and unnecessary fig leaves.

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A basic principle of of the United Nations asserts that victims of systemic and massive violations of human rights have a right to prompt, adequate and effective reparation. Reparations have the potential to build trust and restore dignity through a felt, public commitment to human rights. They also serve the objectives of providing a measure of justice directly to victims, offering them a future that may alleviate, to some extent, the suffering they have endured. Join Harvey Harrison to explore the moral and ethical dimensions of this right through a personal, humanist, lens.

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What is the difference between patriotism and nationalism, and why does it matter? Why are we called to resist fascism?

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Many religions and cultures have a practice of lamenting, or crying out in pain or sorrow. Come and explore a Unitarian Universalist perspective on lammentation and the need to be heard.

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How do you Renew Faith when you never 
had it to begin with? Gen Z's take on the world

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1 in 10 Americans has a substance abuse problem. Explore faith as part of the journey out of addiction.

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It is said that every minister really only has one sermon. Life is Not A Dress Rehearsal is Rev. Dr. Debra W. Haffner’s. We came together February 20th to celebrate our “one wild and precious life.”

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Sunday, February 13th, we explored the roles words play in shaping our identities and communities. We use many words to express ourselves and how we move through the world. With varying specificity, they help us communicate our genders, sexualities, ethical frameworks, spiritualities, and more. Like many tools, they can make life easier to navigate. And sometimes they can get in our way when finding and building community with one another.

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