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Category Archives: Unitarian Universalism
What’s Your Question?
Yesterday was the annual Question Box service. Titled, What’s Your Question?, it was described this way: This morning Rev. Kathy will use the time typically dedicated to the sermon to address questions from the congregation. Everyone will have an opportunity … Continue reading
Posted in 1U congregation, Theology, Unitarian Universalism, Worship
Tagged Question Box, Unitarian Universalist
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Pondering Syria
Much attention this past week has been focused on the apparent use of chemical weapons in Syria. What, if anything, should the world do in response? That the situation is complicated is the one thing that almost everyone seems to … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Uncategorized, Unitarian Universalism
Tagged Justice, Peace, Statement of Conscience, Syria, Unitarian Universalist
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Our 30 Days of Love 2013
The Congregation has Left the Building First Unitarian Church of Orlando (1U) joined the Standing on the Side of Love campaign in the celebration of 30 Days of Love from Martin Luther King Day to Valentine’s Day (though our calendar ran a little … Continue reading
Let’s Show the CIW some UU Love on Sunday, March 17
Unitarian Universalists are organizing to support the Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW) on their upcoming March for Rights, Respect and Fair Food. First Unitarian Church of Orlando is encouraging UU congregations statewide to send delegations to Lakeland, FL on March 17. Logistical information … Continue reading
Creating Peace
Last week I had the honor of being part of an interfaith panel titled Peacemaking in Times of Division. The event took place at Barry Law School. The flyer says more about the context and other participants who represented Judaism, … Continue reading
Justice General Assembly – Returning from Phoenix
Today I am a bit blurry-eyed, somewhat exhausted, and yet, at the same time energized by the events of the week now past. I arrived home last evening from the General Assembly (GA) of the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA). This … Continue reading
Posted in Unitarian Universalism
Tagged General Assembly, human-rights, Immigration, Justice, Phoenix, Unitarian Universalist
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Florida Unitarian Universalist Ministers’ Statement on Trayvon Martin Case
March 23, 2012 Unitarian Universalist ministers from around the state gathering in Jacksonville, Florida for their annual meeting today issued the following statement regarding last month’s tragic killing of Trayvon Martin in Central Florida. Whereas serious questions remain about the … Continue reading
Jefferson’s Bible
This week I had the opportunity to be part of a panel discussion on WMFE, our local NPR affiliate. The topic was the Jefferson Bible and the program kicked off with a 10-minute interview with one of the curators from … Continue reading
Sorry You Are Feeling Cranky
I have just spent a wonderful week with a three and a half year old. I don’t do this every week so it is a special treat and a reminder of how lovable, imaginative, and, oh yes, energetic they can … Continue reading
Spiritual but Not Religious – Perspectives
What an interesting couple of days! Last Thursday’s blog entry Spiritual But Not Religious got a lot of traffic, in part because it was shared a lot on Facebook (though Facebook declines to indicate who shared it). It was also … Continue reading
Posted in Diversity, Theology, Unitarian Universalism
Tagged spiritual but not religious, UCC, Unitarian Universalist
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