Sixty-two years ago, this month the American Unitarian Association and the Universalist Church of American voted, in separate meetings, to consolidate and become the Unitarian Universalist Association. This year is … Continue reading Cultivating Relationships Between Religious Communities
Join us as Lay Presenter Bruce Swarny reads “Giving Up the Ghost” written by Rev. Gretchen Haley. Our spiritual paths need not be a process of serial monogamy – where … Continue reading Giving Up the Ghost
Rev. Jacqueline Ziegler, Interim Minister serving the UU Church in Idaho Falls, offers this service. Rev. Ziegler served as UUFB’s Interim Minister from September 2010 through June 2011. How often … Continue reading Do Unitarian Universalists Have Faith in Anything? Yes!
Dr. Cliff Montagne, Professor Emeritus at Montana State University, will share his observations on the rich spiritual history of the people of Mongolia. Genghis Khan practiced a type of shamanism … Continue reading Spirituality and the People of Mongolia
A brief introduction to Islam. Islam is a monotheistic religion; adherents of this faith believe in one God and Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) was his last messenger. It … Continue reading The Five Pillars of Islam
In 1961 the Unitarian and the Universalist denominations merged to form the Unitarian Universalist Association. Both denominations were associated with the liberal religious tradition in this country. During the course … Continue reading Unitarian & Universalist Concepts of God
In a good number of Unitarian Universalist congregations, certain words tend not to get spoken as much as in the majority of churches in this country. Today’s sermon is about … Continue reading Let’s Talk About god, God or G.O.D.
Guest Speaker, Florence Guest, will be talking about mysticism and Sufism through the mystical language and imagery of Sufi poets such as Hafiz, Rumi and Attar.
Old time religion is a radical departure from conventional thought of the time promoting human rights and dignity. How do we apply these principals to the 21st Century?
Unitarian Universalists have a fascination with Buddhist teachings on how to live a compassionate life. It doesn’t stop there. What about that practice called “mindfulness?” Is it really the sexiest … Continue reading The Dharma and the Chalice
