Covenanting Program Workshops Our Year of Living Covenantally continues! As part of developing our congregational covenant together, the Committee on Ministry invites you to attend one of the following programs
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“History Half Told is Untold” It’s a story 245 years in the making – the story of black Americans, free and slaves, gathering in secret to pray and worship together
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Exploring White Fragility A 4-week workshop with facilitators, Ann Kunze and Bek Wheeler UUFP members and friends, please join us for a workshop/discussion group exploring DiAngelo’s book White Fragility.
Continue readingExploring White Fragility A 4-week workshop with facilitators, Ann Kunze and Bek Wheeler UUFP members and friends, please join us for a workshop/discussion group exploring DiAngelo’s book White Fragility.
Continue readingExploring White Fragility A 4-week workshop with facilitators, Ann Kunze and Bek Wheeler UUFP members and friends, please join us for a workshop/discussion group exploring DiAngelo’s book White Fragility.
Continue readingExploring White Fragility A 4-week workshop with facilitators, Ann Kunze and Bek Wheeler UUFP members and friends, please join us for a workshop/discussion group exploring DiAngelo’s book White Fragility.
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Rev. Andrew Millard “Hallowing Our Ancestors” Many religious traditions have special occasions, feasts or practices to remember and revere family and spiritual ancestors. With Hallowe’en followed by All Saints’ Day
Continue readingRev. Andrew Millard “A Matter of Life and Breath” It’s Time to Act! Climate scientists have made clear the urgency to act on global climate change now. Our window to
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Liz Groeneveld, CVUU “Accountability and a Healing Journey” In a world where most of our institutions model systems of retribution and punishment, how do we instead cultivate models of accountability
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Jonathan Rigby (VAIPL) “Environmental Justice: Where We Are and Where We Hope to Be” Sometimes, taking stock of the state of the natural world can be disheartening. We hear on
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