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The spiritual legacy of our Universalist ancestors is not hell but hope. What does it mean or matter to be saved here and now?
Living in community is demanding invitation. It requires a constant remembering of who we are called to be and a constant remembering of who we are—and we live in the space between. In this service we will commission the newly formed membership team, and we’ll welcome our new members of Fall 2018.
The Chicago Children’s Choir was founded in 1956—62 years ago!—right here in the First U Sanctuary. At the time, forging an interracial choir of children was unheard of. Our sanctuary was a shelter from the storms of racism in the broader city; when the children started to perform offsite, at times they were subject to racist, hateful speech. But our
A service from our congregational delegates to General Assembly 2018: Betty Sikes, Alan Lindrup, Joan Pederson, and Betty Holcomb
In this Sunday’s intergenerational service, we will honor those furry, fluffy, scaled,
How do we balance where we are, where we've come from, and where we're going? A Palm Sunday sermon.
The science writer Chet Raymo describes human knowledge as an island in an ocean of mystery, and the more we learn, the longer the shoreline grows where we encounter that mystery. In this green sanctuary service, we explore a religious naturalism that joyfully engages the natural world around us.
What's the difference between sticking with something through thick and thin (perseverance), and doing the same ineffective thing over and over (perseveration)?
We benefit, directly and personally, from all kinds of systemic injustices which harm others around the world. How will we do the moral calculus of our own complicity?
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