UUMAN Unitarian Universalist Metro Atlanta North Church

This service, closest to the Summer Solstice, focuses on words about light, change and transformation. Where will these words lead us as we re-emerge from this isolation?

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Original music composed by Alex Pietsch:

Intro background music by Tim Moor at Pixabay

Two speakers share their stories of living their beliefs by engaging in very different tasks beyond Sunday worship. One, being on the Board of Historic Preservation and the other, becoming a foster parent.

Original music "Jolie" and "Reflect, Recharge, Renew" composed by Alex Pietsch

Intro background music by Tim Moor at Pixabay

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Exploring the importance of the laity’s voice in achieving UUMAN’s mission, with Shelley Nagrani, Amanda Bralley, Mike Chambers, Bruce Langston, and Alex Pietsch.

Original music composed and performed by Alex Pietsch.

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Intro and outro music by Tim Moor of Pixabay.

Unitarian Margaret Fuller was truly a woman ahead of her time. A contemporary to Emerson, Parker and other Transcendentalists, she was every bit their equal. At the New York Tribune, she became the first full-time book reviewer in American journalism and its first female editor. What is her legacy today?

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Becoming a woman today is not defined solely by puberty, birthing, physical appearance, or a traditional gender role. Poetry and a personal story of growth highlight how life changes affect any female person, cisgender, or non-binary. Our focus today is to foster a culture of acceptance for all genders.

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As a congregation in a pandemic, as much as we’d like “to get back to normal,” is there a normal to get back to? Has the game changed? Is the pandemic merely a wake-up call? Might we have to adapt and change?

https://www.uuman.org/services/going-back-to-abnormal/

April 25, 2021 10:00 am Dave Dunn

Process theology re-conceptualizes “God” away from being a pre-existent being, personality or entity, and toward the idea of God as an ongoing creative, evolutionary power or force.

Process Naturalism does much the same without the concept of God.

In addition, might these offer new perspectives on the nature of reality?

https://www.uuman.org/services/process-theology-in-plurality/

April 18, 2021 10:00 am Earth Ministry Team

The Earth Ministry and UUMAN members share ideas to inspire local action that protects our planet, in joyful celebration of another Earth Day, April 22nd. This is a Welcoming Day of Observance: Day of Silence. This month’s 50/50 Recipient is Kids to the Country. Visit:  https://www.uuman.org/  and https://kidstothecountry.org/  

March 28, 2021 10:00 am Rev. Dave Dunn

The Transgender Day of Visibility is on March 31. Why is such a day necessary?

What does it mean to be visible? Invisible? What does “invisibility” say about us?

Full Sunday service video at https://www.uuman.org/services/invisible-trans/