Unitarian Universalism is committed to creating a more just and equitable world. And · we are

predominantly white with a mixed history of being anti-racist and anti-oppressive. How have

other congregations met the challenge of living into this commitment?

·Oh to be a pear tree·any tree in bloom!· Zora Neale Hurston

Come celebrate Earth Day with the poetic voices of women honoring the earth, as well as

reflections on our own connections to our fantastic planet.

Humans come in so many forms, including how our minds work. How do we expand our

understanding of human intelligence as we strive to welcome all?

Jesus always flipped the tables on people·s expectations as he showed a new way of relating to

each other. What do we learn from him today?

What might we mere mortals offer to a bruised and hurting world? Join us for the kickoff of our Annual Campaign and dream of our work in the world.

The choir will sing.

On this last Sunday with the theme of Vulnerability and before we enter into April·s theme of Resistance, we pause to pay attention to our brokenness, our sadness, and our concerns about the future.

The first women in ministry faced bias and few opportunities. But the Great Plains of the 1800·s were an opportunity for a band of Unitarian women. Who were these pioneers and what is their legacy? The choir will sing.

Rosabeth Moss Kanter tells us that ·The most radical thing we can do is connect people to one another. That starts conversations toward a vision for change.· What does connection mean for us now? Today we also honor Girl Scout Sunday and Bring a Friend Sunday.

How do we declare what we hold dear in this time? Join us for how this faith is exploring new ways to name our foundation and our values. See the notice about the UUA Article II discussion for more information. Reverend Jennifer will host a discussion about Article II after service. The choir will sing.

As part of Black History Month, hear about a woman who sought equality for all people as she navigated being a Black Unitarian woman in antebellum United States.