For decades, Unitarian Universalists throughout the country have been wrestling with our aspirations to build an anti-racist, anti-oppressive and multicultural society—beginning with our own congregations. In the current era of hyper-consciousness about how prevalent white supremacy ideas and practices are in our national history and … read more.
Last summer record breaking gymnast Simone Biles withdrew from Olympic competition due to concerns for her health, including her experience of “the twisties.” What exactly are “the twisties” and their sibling condition “the yips”? And what on earth might they tell us about how to … read more.
“I apologize if my words upset anyone.”
How many times have you heard someone make an apology that was not actually an apology? And how can we learn to not be that kind of person? In this service, we’ll consider ways of expanding our perspective and … read more.
As Unitarian Universalists democracy is a religious necessity. Every voice must be heard. We live in a time where it seems that the very soul of democracy is once again under attack. This will be a service where we remember the Civil Rights movement and … read more.
One of Martin Luther King, Jr.’s most well-known quotations is that “the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends towards justice.” King was memorably summarizing a longer quotation by the Unitarian minister Theodore Parker from the 1850s. But the question remains, what … read more.
The beginning of a new year is a good moment to reflect on our relationship with time.
About our speaker:
Rev. Dr. Arvid Straube has been a parish minister for 35 years. He has served congregations in Washington State, North Carolina and, most recently, was Lead Minister … read more.
Together, we will think about building a more beautiful world by following joy in community.
About our speaker:
Rev. KC Kvasnička-Slack (ka-vaz-NEECH-ka slak) is Summit’s Assistant Minister for Pastoral Care. Rev. KC grew up in small-town NorthEast Ohio, got their bachelor’s degree from Case Western Reserve University, … read more.
December starts a season of waiting. In nature, we wait for the solstice to come so the days will get longer once again; in the Christian tradition, it is the season of Advent, in preparation for the celebration of Christmas; and for our own Fellowship, … read more.
Gregory C. Carrow-Boyd asks that you invite a friend to join us online this Sunday, as we share about the living and lifesaving nature of our faith.
Gregory C. Carrow-Boyd, MEd, is a Master Credentialed Religious Educator and Aspirant for ministry. He is a doctoral student at … read more.
Our annual lay-led service will introduce the Board of Directors for 2021-2022, and acknowledge and celebrate their work and contributions. It will also be a service to introduce us to assorted Committee chairs and allow them to illuminate our Fellowship on their roles and responsibilities… … read more.
