Presented by Gary Ott An enriching religious education program expands our minds, spirits and actions to becoming our best selves and caring for others and our earthly home. Thus, how
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Presented by Rev. Andrew Millard As described by UU consultant and co-author of the proposed Eighth Principle, Paula Cole Jones, a congregation is a community of communities. Rather than everyone
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Presented by Teresa Stanley The Legislative Collaborative Table of Hampton Roads advocates for a legislative agenda that advances social justice issues in Virginia. As an ad hoc collaboration of non-partisan
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Presented by Rev. Pam Phillips People of faith have long been encouraged to seek and give forgiveness. As theologian Reinhold Niebuhr put it, “we are saved by the final form
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Presented by Rev. Jamie Dingus As Unitarian Universalists, ours is a lifelong search for truth and meaning. We wander and we wonder, and yet sometimes we can feel spiritually stuck.
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Presented by Rev. Andrew Millard All manner of churches, congregations and religious communities made a hasty move to on-line worship and programs at the start of the pandemic, rapidly scaling
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Presented by Joanne Dingus I recently saw an ad for Barbie dolls that could have been an ad for a children’s Religious Education Program at a UU church. It talked
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UUA Common Read 2020-21: Breathe by Imani Perry Thursday, July 1, July 8, and July 15, from 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. via Zoom. Join the UUFP Adult RE Committee for
Continue readingPresented by Rev. Andrew Millard and FC Participants Fellowship Circles are small group ministries that offer spiritual and personal growth. In these circles, we: practice listening to each other; think
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Presented by Rev. Doug McCusker (video) The 1933 Humanist Manifesto had thirty-three signatories, and fifteen were Unitarians. How did that come to be at a time of religious conservatism and
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