Aaron Liu is a labor and political organizer. He is an organizer and member of UNITE HERE Local 1 and serves as the Labor Working Group chair for the Madison…

Mercy Otis Warren was an insider for many of the big decisions leading to and during the American Revolution. A poet, playwright, and satirist, she also wrote one of the…

Woody Guthrie was born July 14, 1912. “This land was made for you and me” is a line as much blessing as protest: six words that carry the courage of…

Some friends walk with us for a chapter. Others for a lifetime. All of them leave marks on our hearts that time cannot erase. In this service, we explore the…

“Spiritual” is a word with a complicated reputation. For many of us, it carries the weight of religious experiences we’ve left behind—or never quite claimed. And yet something keeps nudging…

The Flower Festival (aka Flower Ceremony or Flower Communion), is an annual ritual that celebrates beauty, human uniqueness, diversity, and community. Originally created in 1923 by Unitarian minister Norbert Čapek…

Despite a steady stream of victories since the Scopes trial of 1925, recent decisions by the Supreme Court eroding the separation of church and state may encourage a renewal of…

We explore our roots in Universalism, from Thomas Potter and Rev. John Murray in the eighteenth century to nineteenth-century suffragist Rev. Olympia Brown, the first woman to be ordained in…

In Lowndes County, Alabama—the heart of the civil rights movement—up to 80% of households lack adequate sewage systems. Residents have been fined and arrested for a problem they did not…

Due to technical difficulties, Dr. McKinnon’s presentation was not recorded. However, you can access the slides from her presentation here.