How can we celebrate the quest for justice, equality, and human rights without determining what we mean by human and deciding if some people are more human than others or are more entitled to more rights than others? Apparently the answers aren't as simple as we think they are.

Our guest speaker is an internationally-known Native American environmental activist who is continuing the conversation and discovery process around what it means to be a Human Being and how to work together for Cultural, Social and Environmental Equity. His actual topic will arise as the spirit moves him. Come and engage in this prophetic witness.

Our guest speaker is an internationally-known Native American environmental activist who is continuing the conversation and discovery process around what it means to be a Human Being and how to work together for Cultural, Social and Environmental Equity. His actual topic will arise as the spirit moves him. Come and engage in this prophetic witness.

Today, twenty-three of our members will have just returned from the Parliament of the World’s Religions in Toronto. What are the religious and non-religious leaders of the world saying about our planet’s future? What are the messages of concern and of hope? And how do we as UUs fit into the picture? What can we do? Come and hear what we found out.

Today, twenty-three of our members will have just returned from the Parliament of the World’s Religions in Toronto. What are the religious and non-religious leaders of the world saying about our planet’s future? What are the messages of concern and of hope? And how do we as UUs fit into the picture? What can we do? Come and hear what we found out.

More and more I hear the question of how we can talk to others who do not share our points of view, people with whom we have serious disagreements. This morning I want to explore what one wisdom story might tell us about how to approach those difficult conversations in a way that might bring more understanding, justice and compassion into the world.

More and more I hear the question of how we can talk to others who do not share our points of view, people with whom we have serious disagreements. This morning I want to explore what one wisdom story might tell us about how to approach those difficult conversations in a way that might bring more understanding, justice and compassion into the world.

at Bradley University, will be today’s guest speaker. Dr. Fuller is one of this congregation’s favorite presenters. We welcome him back to the pulpit for another opportunity to enjoy his wit and wisdom.

at Bradley University, will be today’s guest speaker. Dr. Fuller is one of this congregation’s favorite presenters. We welcome him back to the pulpit for another opportunity to enjoy his wit and wisdom.

New religious leadership in this church is an exciting and creative opportunity. I think I may know certain characteristics about your new interim minister, even though I have no idea who it may be or even who the candidates are. I will share some of my ideas with you today.