In our series to learn how to live into our new 8th Principle, we'll consider how White Supremacy Culture prioritizes the written word over other forms of communication and how opening ourselves to other forms can open ourselves to new ways of thinking.

The new year is often time that we let go of old habits and embrace new possibilities. Join us for a meaningful ritual where we make tangible the symbolism of the turning of the year.

Join us for our annual Kwanzaa service as we hear from several of our UUCP community members about the meaning of Kwanzaa for them, and what we can all learn from this holiday.

Join us for our traditional Christmas Eve service via Zoom where we will explore the role of Mary—the feminine side of the Christmas Story. A small orchestra of UUCP folks will play Corelli's six-movement Christmas Concerto. Let us join together in the search for hope, joy, and peace on earth.

Please gather with us virtually for our annual Christmas Pageant. Enjoy the tradition as we search for the messages from the baby, with a special appearance from our UUCP Pteranodon and a new piece by our UUCP Choir!

In this holiday season when everything is excessive, we'll talk about how the obsession of quantity over quality is an attribute of White Supremacy Culture. This is part three of our year-long study of how we can live into our 8th Principle to be intentionally anti-racist.