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
For thousands of years, our humanity has used song and singing to express more than can be said in words. Song has been used to celebrate, to draw us into wonder, to share sadness and loss, and to gather the courage to stand in strength and solidarity. Song that celebrates or unifies us is always … Continue reading The Song Is Love
Can an ancient sacred story about the infilling of the Holy Spirit be useful to Unitarian Universalists? What if a retelling through a new lens makes all the difference? What if the message of Pentecost really has been applicable all along? Rev. Misha Sanders (she/her/hers) is a community chaplain in metro Atlanta, and a fiery … Continue reading Tongues of Fire
