On Heaping the Graves
Remembering our ancestors is an essential task. A talk from Rev. Dr. David Breeden
Remembering our ancestors is an essential task. A talk from Rev. Dr. David Breeden
A congregation is organic, ever adapting to its environment. Let’s consider some things FUS has done over the years and what we might be ready for next. With Rev. Dr. David Breeden
A congregation is organic, ever adapting to its environment. Let’s consider some things FUS has done over the years and what we might be ready for next. With Rev. Kelli Clement
Have you ever noticed that we often hear about the war between science and religion but never about the war between science and poetry? A talk from Rev. Dr. David Breeden. To learn more about first Unitarian Society of Minneapolis, go to https://firstunitarian.org
Some suggest that for movements of resistance to injustice to be effective, they must articulate a positive vision of the world that reflects the justice they seek in addition to the injustices they oppose. Join Ministerial Intern David Buckley as he explores one emerging vision of the path to a better world that Humanists may want to embrace.
Help us lure pollinators and puppets to our Assembly Hall. A Talk from Rev. Kelli Clement
No, that phrase doesn’t exactly rhyme, but in the climate of contemporary US politics, resistance often means the long–often mind-numbing–process of government. A talk from Rev. Dr. David Breeden.
While many religions celebrate vibrant spring holidays, what is a nonbeliever to do? Hear the inspiring history of cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin and the International Day of Human Spaceflight. A talk from Lóre Stevens, ministerial intern at First Universalist Church. Lóre Stevens (rhymes with ‘story’, she/her) is from Nashville TN. She graduated from Harvard Divinity School (HDS) and is completing her… Read More »Yuri’s Night: a Spring Holiday for All Humanity
It takes bravery to transgress social norms. There often are consequences. A talk from Rev. Dr. David Breeden.
Chances are that Galileo did not say “And yet it moves” after the Inquisition forced him to recant his heresy concerning the movement of the Earth around the Sun. However, celebrating the movement of our cosmos is what the Equinox is all about.