Sanctuary is a place but it is also a religious, legal and political principle with ancient origins in the earliest human societies. It is already a fully developed practice in ancient Israel and is the central theme in The Odyssey. Both the Israelites and ancient Greeks shared the idea that any person might be a … Continue reading Sanctuary
In part two of the By The Numbers series, this sermon continues and exploration the queer journey after coming out using the Book of Numbers as a guide. The discussion begins by centering the unique challenges of being openly queer. It explores the need for finding safety and security in close community and among allies. … Continue reading By The Numbers
A belief in the inherent worthiness and dignity of each person lies in the historical and theological roots of both Unitarianism and Universalism. This has shaped the way in which we understand and navigate relationships and relationship building within our congregations and with each other, how we understand and respond to conflict, and how we … Continue reading Covenant as Theology and Spiritual Practice
