Author: Juliana

Undivided: Thoughts about Faith, Race, and Politics After the Election

Undivided: Thoughts about Faith, Race, and Politics After the Election Join Unitarian Universalists for Social Justice (UUSJ) to hear from Hahrie Han, Ph.D., about her new book Undivided​: The Quest for Racial Solidarity in an American Church​. The book is about faith and race in America. You can buy it here. Han has written for … Continue reading Undivided: Thoughts about Faith, Race, and Politics After the Election

Giving Thanks, Looking Ahead

Dear Friends, Even in troubled times, we can practice gratitude.  Last Sunday, we gave thanks and celebrated the success of our capital campaign and the memories and hopes of congregants from the 2013 time capsule. It was a wonderful service and potluck. It is simply so good to be together!  I give thanks for you … Continue reading Giving Thanks, Looking Ahead

We Are Not Alone

Dear friends, In the same way that I have been concerned about how people in our UU congregation have been doing in the wake of the election, it occurred to me that other local clergy serving congregations from historically liberal religious traditions might also be needing some support and community. Several of us gathered at … Continue reading We Are Not Alone

On We Go

There are times when it feels like everything is happening at once, and now feels like one of those times.  The panoply of emotions seeded by the Election continues.  I treasure all the emotions and experiences that you have been sharing with me.  We are here to acknowledge and bear these emotions together, and it … Continue reading On We Go

We Are a Sanctuary People

We Are A Sanctuary People An Election Message from UUA President the Rev. Dr. Sofía Betancourt November 6, 2024 This is a time of great fear and devastation and very real risk to ourselves and our Beloveds. There is so much that we cannot yet know. Even if we know the shape and fear the … Continue reading We Are a Sanctuary People

On this Election Eve: Connect

My heart is aching. Not necessarily because of the election, though I am worried about that. But more over how the election is affecting so many in the congregation. We’re not unusual in feeling anxious. The American Psychological Association is concerned that this election cycle is a source of significant stress most people in the … Continue reading On this Election Eve: Connect