Finding the Way Forward
We are living in a time of tumult and uncertainty. The convergence of the threats posed by COVID-19 and global climate change, combined with the civil unrest related to racial … Continue reading Finding the Way Forward
We are living in a time of tumult and uncertainty. The convergence of the threats posed by COVID-19 and global climate change, combined with the civil unrest related to racial … Continue reading Finding the Way Forward
For decades, too many of us have viewed the struggles against pollution and systemic racism as unrelated or even at odds. In this time of pandemic and antiracist uprising, more … Continue reading Journey to Environmental Justice
“Come Hear a Song with Me”, featuring Luciano Lima, will be our service on Sunday, August 16. We will meet at Bozeman Pond at 10:30 a.m. Luciano has been attending … Continue reading Come Hear a Song with Me
Why does the right to vote matter? And because our right to vote is so powerful to a Democracy, why has it has been suppressed for Centuries? Today in the … Continue reading Women’s Suffrage: The 19th Amendment and Voter Rights for All
The opposite of “divide and conquer” is that we are better together: stronger, smarter, more creative, more impactful, even more compassionate. No matter what the issue, from climate change to … Continue reading Better Together
The theme of this year’s General Assembly was “Rooted, Inspired & Ready.” This theme invites us to ask the following questions. What are our roots and how do we draw … Continue reading Reflections from General Assembly 2020
The world has been thrust into a period of disequilibrium. How do we make this time productive? Rev. Kathryn Bert explores the principles of adaptive leadership and what they can … Continue reading Productive Disequilibrium: Navigating the Zone of Discomfort
Our UU principles are well framed by our first and last principles. The first focuses on the Individual’s worth and dignity. The seventh speaks to the interdependent web of all … Continue reading The First Shall Be Last and the Last First
Franklin Roosevelt’s “Four Freedoms” set out his vision for what the US would fight for in World War II and then what the subsequent peace would look like. Norman Rockwell’s … Continue reading “For Patriots’ Dream”: FDR, Norman Rockwell, and the Four Freedoms
Join us for the service, “From Stonewall Inn, New York City to Bozeman, Montana: A Very Personal Love Story celebrating Pride Month, 2020” presented by The Rev. Roxanne Klingensmith of … Continue reading From Stonewall Inn, New York City to Bozeman, Montana: A Very Personal Love Story Celebrating Pride Month, 2020