A message went out from the Algonquin wilderness: “Cherish your personal freedom!” It was heard by French explorers of Terra Nova who passed it on to French philosophers back home. Their writings were read by Unitarians in America, and three of those helped write the … read more.
Walking the Walk– A talk inspired by our recent Flower Ceremony and the story of Waitstill and Martha Sharp – the Unitarian Couple who saved thousands of Jews from persecution in WWll. Do UUs share the messages of love and compassion of Jesus Christ more … read more.
Bill Domanico will read this talk which was offered at Beacon UU Congregation ( Flagstaff, AZ) March 5, 2023. As our 2025/26 Pledge Drive winds down, Rev Zucker’s words highlight the sincerity of giving and belonging. In person
The Living Tradition we share draws from
many sources, including wisdom from the
world’s religions. With such diversity in New
York, who can we visit? Bill Domanico might
have a few suggestions and will happily take
some of yours.
Patrick O Neill and Bill Domanico will explore the classic jazz masterpiece and the spiritual direction and influence jazz was taking on in the turbulent 1960s and 70’s, especially among African American musicians.
In this time of being thankful, let’s realize sometimes our mistakes and failures eventually point us in the right direction along our path.
Rev Pierce will preach via video. Offered by Bill Domanico.
As May Day approaches, let’s understand some of the basic rights labor unions have given us in the workplace, that some may take for granted.
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Sunday morning should be time of peace and reflection, not discipline. Bill Domanico takes a fun look at how some movies use religious artifacts and theory for power and control, and how UUs are just the opposite.
To join using computer, tablet or smartphone: https://zoom.us/j/96197705555
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How walking alone can help open our mind, body and spirit. Zoom only.
