Some say belonging comes before belief, but it is integral as we pursue justice, as the warp, right there with compassion, fellowship, and solidarity, as the weft. In this season of high tension and low forbearance, we must relearn how to journey together. Our ability to do so is not a mythological or mystical power. … Continue reading UU Justice Ohio
Come recognize our congregation’s graduating class of 2026 as they transition from youth to young adulthood, and consider the beauty in imperfection of Wabi-Sabi! Led by our congregation’s Youth Group!
New Member recognition service.
The new Ken Burns documentary about Henry David Thoreau brings our attention to this transcendentalist ancestor of our faith. What might he have to say about our current times?
Some stories comfort us. Others challenge us. Still others carry both wisdom and wounds. A single story can bring hope to one person and anguish to another. In this service, Luke Rouker reflects on curiosity, testimony, and why human communities continue to preserve even the most complicated stories as a way of searching for meaning … Continue reading Why Do Stories Survive?
