Now officially a US holiday, Juneteenth started in Texas as a way to celebrate the end of slavery and the beginning of emancipation in the south. What does this mean for our current state of systemic racism in our nation, our church, and even ourselves? Juneteenth is an opportunity to reflect on how we can … Continue reading Junteenth
With the delivery of Rachel Maxwell’s report after our “Next Steps” Weekend, UUCA has a lot of work to do. One of the most notable things of this report is that everyone has something on their to do list; not just the leaders. Perhaps the most pressing matter is to heal the wounds of the … Continue reading Gathered Here in the Mystery of the Hour
Our first service in January will once again offer ideas for following a “Word for the Year” tradition. First suggested and explained by UU minister Tim Atkins, the word (chosen by you) serves as a way to reflect on events and decisions ahead in 2023. And using it can help you enrich your life and … Continue reading Word(s) to Live By
