Join us for this service by William Esty which askes what would we do to truly live our values?

Pray- what is it and does it work? Some people claim it causes miracles to happen, others feel that it's just talking to empty air. Come and explore the idea of prayer as a Unitarian Universalist activity, and see if talking to a Mystery is right for you!

Featuring special guest Kristofer Geddie, executive director of the Venice Theater

This episode features special guest Vickie Oldham, President and CEO of the Sarasota African American Cultural Coalition.

SAACC’s goal is to open an art center and history museum. The precursor of this historic preservation initiative is “Newtown Alive.” Led by Oldham, the project traces the history of Newtown, one of Sarasota’s oldest communities.

Newtown Alive products include a research report, a book, historical markers, a documentary short, a guided trolley tour, traveling exhibition, walking tours, a mobile app, oral history interviews, an inventory of historic structures, a podcast series, and newtownalive.org, the official website. The project has received local and state awards. Visit Sarasota County named Ms. Oldham the 2020 Voice of Tourism.

Please join Peter Casamento, President and Executive Director of Laurel Civic for this wonderful discussion of his organization and the good they do in the world

Join special guest Dick Smith for this fascinating look at finding beauty

Join us for this lovely talk featuring special guest Bill Payton, President UUSRQ Board of Trustees

Enjoy this question box service with Rev. Allison L. Moore

In the Swedenborgian tradition, the Bible is viewed as an allegory of our spiritual journey. Rather than a set of rules and cautionary tales, it is a mirror of our growth, with all of our stumbles, foibles and eventual success.

A reminder to all that our witness is desperately needed because there are more and more people feeling that there's no place for them in Florida.