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Thoughts on the unknown and the unknowable. We will be exploring the unknown, how we navigate the feelings of uncertainty and our feats.
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Following Jezebel
An exploration of how crucial gender and sexuality are in the fight for democracy.
Our speaker this Sunday is Dr. Karen Bray who until recently was Assistant Professor of Religion and Philosophy at Wesleyan College. She is a graduate of the New School (NYC), Harvard Divinity School, and Drew University. She is a published author, contributor to numerous books and journals, and a scholar with the Westar Institute. She will soon be moving back to NYC to transition to a new career as a professional counselor. She is the proud mom of her son and a dear friend of our DRE, Paula.
Reimagine Together: A UU Climate Justice Revival
Rev. Amanda and Gaye Martel, assisted by others, will be sharing ways we can be involved in climate justice efforts. Sunday, June 1st at 11:00 AM.
Share the Plate Sunday
Learn more about our Share the Plate Program here.
From Where I Sit
God of Many Names – Pluralism in a Divided World
Presented by Rev. Amanda Schuber
SOUUL Summit 2025: Some Reflections
Along with Rev. Amanda, four High Streeters (David Hensley, Ari Wilson, Vanessa Sullivan, and Arlen Goff) attended SOUUL Summit 2025 at the UU Congregation of Atlanta in late March. They will share some brief takeaways from their experiences in worship, workshops, and community with UUs from around the Southeast.
Climate Justice Revival
The Women at the Tomb – Intergenerational Flower Communion
U Who? Modern Unitarian Universalists You Should Know
You’ve likely heard about famous Unitarian, Universalist and Unitarian Universalist like Emerson, Thoreau, and the Sharps, but do you know the modern day heroes of our faith? Join us this Sunday, where we meet people changing the world for the better while centering our shared values.