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    September 30, 2020 by Joanne Dingus, Director of Religious Education

    Moral Mondays Musings

    Our thanks to Joanne Dingus for these testimonials of the impact of Moral Mondays participation! July For the past few weeks, I’ve made a point of going to the Moral

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    September 22, 2020 by Sandra Engelhardt

    My 2020 Virtual General Assembly Experience

    The event that was most meaningful to me at this 2020 UUA Virtual General Assembly (GA) was the remarks by the outgoing moderators, Elandria Williams and Rev. Barb Greve, in

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    September 8, 2020 by Lin Chambers

    Widening the Circle: The Commission on Institutional Change

    Before this year, I had never heard of Dr. Brené  Brown, who has apparently enjoyed TED talk and author fame for a decade or two. Before this year, I had

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    August 3, 2020 by Lucy van Tine

    “My Experience Listening to Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz at General Assembly”

    Her voice was raspy, and it was relentless; what’s more, her talk was not leavened with the slightest bit of humor. She looked to be somewhere in her 70s. She

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    March 15, 2020 by Rachel Bevins

    “What Can We Do To Help?”

    My name is Rachel Bevins and I have been attending the UUFP since before our oldest was born. Over the years I have served in a variety of small roles,

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    February 18, 2020 by April Kelsey

    Embracing the Joy of Response-Ability

    April Kelsey's sermon On Embracing the Joy of Response-Ability. Reflections on the meaning of Response-Ability.

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    January 31, 2020 by UUFP

    Standing on the Side of Love

    Standing on the Side of Love!

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    October 13, 2019 by Joanne Dingus, Director of Religious Education

    October 2019 RE News – “The Garden Grows the Community”

    On Sunday, February 10, I gave a sermon called: “The Garden Grows the Community.” The idea of creating a community garden was introduced in part as a response to what

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    September 5, 2019 by Social Justice Committee

    The Census is Coming…The Census is Coming….

    AND IT IS IMPORTANT FOR 10 YEARS AFTER THAT EVERYONE BE COUNTED.  BE AWARE.  DO YOUR PART. Sponsored by the UUFP Social Justice Committee The NAACP, Hampton Branch, and the

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    August 21, 2019 by Joanne Dingus, Director of Religious Education

    ​”And Then There Were None”

    Presented by Joanne Dingus August 21, 2019 By the early 1900's there were three local Universalist Mission Schools--Norfolk, Suffolk and Ocean View, which were led by African American ministers. Two

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