In the third installation of our Hope and Liberation in World Religions Sermon Series, we will explore some of the tenets of Buddhism. We will explore how they bring us hope and also how there are challenges to finding hope in this very rich tradition.

This fall, the Adult Faith Development team presented a 5-session workshop on forgiveness, facilitated by Sam Kirkland and Vince Waldron. This panel worship service is a collection of reflections, readings, and songs—on the impact of forgiveness—presented by participants from the workshop.

Many Unitarian Universalists explain our faith through our eight principles...but they are changing. We will explore why they are changing, why it is a good thing and you'll get a first look at the new foundation of what our faith is. UUA’s Proposed New Principles—a copy can be found here.

Have you noticed that Christianity and Patriotism have gotten conflated? How did we get to this place? How can we still feel patriotic while this happens? We will explore these questions and what Religious Liberals are called to do to respond to it. As part of the service, we will be recognizing new members.

It can be challenging to experience the sweet in the sour, but it is worth seeking. Join us as we search for the gems in the rough.

The vulnerable voices in our community are calling out for equity and justice? Do we hear them? Do we act in response? Join leaders Shuru Vasu Bandhu and Rev. Katie Sexton-Wood from the Arizona Faith Network on Sunday, November 6, 2022 to explore how our sacred voice translates to the sacred act of voting in Arizona. Arizona Faith Network is an interfaith organization dedicated to bringing people together to promote peace and understanding through interfaith education and dialogue as well as healing of the world through collaborative social action.