Recently Unitarian Universalism adapted its seven principles to six values centered in love. JETPIG is an acronym for these six values; Justice, Equity, Transformation, Pluralism, Interdependence, and Generosity, useful for helping all of us remember these six values. JETPIG is also a cute character for introducing these values to children. Join us as together we … Continue reading When JETPIGs Fly

Rev. William Levwood A defining feature of Unitarian Universalism is our openness to theological diversity. Another defining characteristic is our looking to multiple sources for inspiration and meaning making. Join us as we explore together these foundations of Unitarian Universalism. Question to Ponder: “What has been a core source of wisdom and guidance in your … Continue reading “Ransom Note Religion & KAYAK.com The@logy”

Historically Unitarian Universalism has put forth the idea that humans are capable of goodness, that a loving God created a world where humans can thrive and flourish. Unitarian Universalist theologians have suggested that humans thrive when their environment is conducive to flourishing. This has encouraged Unitarian Universalists to work for the dismantling of oppressive structures … Continue reading Transforming the World with Liberating Love

In our individual lives practicing a discipline is how we give ourselves more freedom. Societally our freedom increases when we invest in the structures of care that make freedom possible. Join us as we deepen our commitment to freedom by deepening our commitment to the discipline and structure that makes freedom possible. Question to Ponder: … Continue reading “Prelude: Discipline Is Freedom”

It matters a great deal what generation we’re born into, forms core features of our outlook on the world. And these differing outlooks between generations can be the source of deep conflict, hurt, and bitterness between generations. Join us as we explore how to understand each other better and heal the hurt between generations so … Continue reading “What Do We Need to Imagine?”

Our diversity can be a source of division or an opportunity for connection, learning, and growth. Drawing on the wisdom of civil rights scholar john a. powell and psychology professor Geoffrey L. Cohen, we’ll explore how to connect across differences. Question to Ponder: “What helps you connect with others across difference?” Monthly Theme for April: … Continue reading Turning Borders into Bridges

This month’s Soul Matters theme is Joy. It might seem like an odd time to be focusing on joy but maybe that’s precisely why we need to do it now. Maybe we need to protect and nurture our access to joy now more than ever. Join us as we celebrate Transgender Day of Visibility with … Continue reading “The World Can’t Take It Away”

In these challenging times we all need emotional support from others. But what kind of support is helpful? This year AUUC’s pastoral care team members reflected on the book, The Art of Being a Healing Presence. This Sunday members of AUUC pastoral care team will share reflections on what they’ve learned from this book as … Continue reading “The Art of Being a Healing Presence”

A Multigenerational Service   The Nursery will be available during service for infants to preschool aged children. Monthly Theme for March: Trust Join us for service on Sunday at 10:00 am in-person or online via Zoom. View / download the Order of Service here soon.

Rev. William Levwood It’s hard to know how to respond in this difficult time. Join us as we ground ourselves in our UU Values and explore responding to the urgency of this moment while laying the groundwork for the long haul. Question to Ponder: “What is helping you get through the storm? How are you helping … Continue reading “Surviving the Storm: A Unitarian Universalist Guide to Living Through an Apocalypse”