A virtual service. July 4th celebrates our country’s independence from the tyrannical rule of the king of England. Is independence synonymous with freedom? Using historical readings, song, and personal reflection we will explore notions of freedom.
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A virtual service. As we celebrate the anniversary of the Unitarians and Universalists coming together 60 years ago, how might our collective stories from the past help us navigate our way into the future?
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Join our virtual service via this Zoom link. Rev. Doug McCusker of Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Fredericksburg and Victoria Taylor will be sharing The Humanist Manifesto of 1933. How did this inflection point in Unitarian history impact our denomination and the world? Stay following the service for conversation … read more.
A virtual service. Does a caterpillar know it is becoming a butterfly? What do we know and how do we know it when we are in the middle of becoming more of who we want to be?
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A virtual service. As we begin our exploration of what it means to be a people of commitment, we’ll start by looking inward. How are the promises we make to ourselves different from those we make to others?
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https://uucnrv.org/uucwp/wp-content/uploads/210307_pp-vt_committing-to-ourselves.mp3
Avirtual service. Our mission calls us to create compassionate community, but this month we are exploring what it means to be people of the beloved, not a compassionate, community. What’s the difference and why does it matter?
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https://uucnrv.org/uucwp/wp-content/uploads/210207_pp-vt_the-beloved-community.mp3
