Sunday Services 9:30 am, In-Person or Zoom
Unitarian Universalism, along with its predecessors, has always been considered a liberal religious tradition. In recent years, many UU faith leaders, including our UUA president, have been talking about UU in terms of a liberatory religion, one that generally aims to help liberate the oppressed. What is the difference between liberal and liberatory? What might … Continue reading Liberation: Freedom in Community
Freedom is not about being able to do what you want and how, but being kind to the person sitting next to you. Showing caring and empathy is a type of freedom in itself. Join us in person in the Sanctuary or on Zoom →bit.ly/uufs-sunday-service. Meeting ID: 958 336 800 One tap mobile+16694449171,,958336800# US+16699009128,,958336800# US … Continue reading The Frailest Thing
We all worry about the past (specifically how it affected us in the present), and we worry rightfully about the future. What about the now? Are we placing our worry and anxiety in the right place? Join us in person in the Sanctuary or on Zoom →bit.ly/uufs-sunday-service. Meeting ID: 958 336 800 One tap mobile+16694449171,,958336800# … Continue reading Living In The Now
Vivienne de Versailles returns to tell us why Pride and freedom are intertwined, and why we should not take movements like Pride for granted. Join us in person in the Sanctuary or on Zoom →bit.ly/uufs-sunday-service. Meeting ID: 958 336 800 One tap mobile+16694449171,,958336800# US+16699009128,,958336800# US (San Jose)
American history is commonly taught in a manner that reinforces tribalism and minimizes the interconnectedness of human life. False assumptions about American “exceptionalism” help drive unnecessarily divisive policies. Fortunately, current historians are attempting to correct the record by looking at primary sources and striving to be free from ideological blinders. Join us in person in … Continue reading What is Wrong with American History and Why Does It Matter?
