“Justice, Healing, and Courage”
This morning we gather online to worship together with thousands of Unitarian Universalists across the country as part of our annual General Assembly.
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This morning we gather online to worship together with thousands of Unitarian Universalists across the country as part of our annual General Assembly.
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We celebrate the start of summer.
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This is the final sermon in a 10-part series on healing racialized trauma inspired by the book “My Grandmother’s Hands” by trauma specialist Resmaa Menakem.
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In our world of information overload and nonstop social media sharing, going silent can be a radical act. This is the sixth and final service in a series on developing a regular spiritual practice.
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Experiences that are rich in metaphor and movement can deepen our insights and self-reflection. This is the fifth service in a series on developing a regular spiritual practice.
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Today the five UU congregations in San Diego County will share the same worship materials, created and led by their six ministers. Each congregation will gather for its own worship experience at its usual time and zoom room.
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May is Mental Health Month. This morning’s service reflects on the prevalence of paranoia, a feeling that can range from mild to dangerously severe.
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This is the ninth in a 10-part series on healing racialized trauma inspired by the book “My Grandmother’s Hands” by trauma specialist Resmaa Menakem.
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To adore is to love deeply and fully. This May Day is our annual celebration of the beauty and blessings of loving with our whole hearts.
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In a world that is saturated with things to read and watch, we need to be thoughtful about what we expose ourselves to. This is the fourth service in a series on developing a regular spiritual practice.
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