Come and join us for an invitation to a saving faith that calls our best selves into being while affirming that we were already whole when we got here. Guest Speaker: Rev. Misha Sanders Rev. Misha Sanders (she/her/hers) is feeling very blessed to be the Senior Minister at Northwest Unitarian Universalist Congregation in beautiful Sandy Springs, Georgia. … Continue reading Just As I Am; Why Universalists Don’t Do Altar Calls
Our first year together was spent planning and rebuilding after so many years in virtual space. As we enter our second year, we take some time to dive deeper into the work of the developmental goals that will see High Street into the future.
Jim is a former long-time member of High Street and the Founding Artistic Director of Theatre Macon, as well as the long-time Director of the Annual Civic Club Show, which raises lots of money for local Charitable Causes in Middle Georgia. He is delighted to return home to High Street, after an absence of twenty … Continue reading A Yankee’s Journey: Finding My Theology in the Deep South – Presented by Jim Crisp
The Buddhist concept of impermanence tells us that everything is change, nothing is permanent. When we are able to let go of our fear of loss, we open ourselves to the joy of each moment. Join us this week, in person and online!
The rise of fascism in our culture calls us to examine the ways that Unitarian Universalism is now, more than ever, relevant and necessary.
Every moment of our lives are shaped by the interactions, support and care we receive from others. Knowing the necessity of community, how do we move through the world in ethical and compassionate ways, nurturing each other and ourselves? Join us this Sunday as we contemplate the importance of community.
Mary Oliver is often considered the unofficial poet laureate of UUs, even though she was not one. What makes her body of work resonate with so many of us? We’ll explore her background, her spiritual journey, and the ways she connects with our UU values.
~ Rev. Amanda Schuber ~ In-gathering and Water Communion It’s time to gather together from our summer wanderings, back into the rhythms of life. You are invited to bring water from your summer adventures, both near and far, symbolic or otherwise, to share in our communal ritual of return. This Sunday we’ll also have a … Continue reading Come, Come, Whoever You Are…
~ The Rev. Scott Dillard ~ We are surrounded by stories. Out of all the stories that we hear, we build an understanding of the world and how it works. This understanding leads us to build a sense of our place in the world and creates a spiritual outlook on it. This Sermon takes us through … Continue reading Narrative Spirituality
~ The Rev. Kimberly Miner ~ How we look at things matters. Perspectives from a 2nd century Stoic through mid-20th century psychology to a New Age popular culture sensation… Kim is a former member of High Street Church (and former DRE here) and currently attends the UU congregation in Augusta, where she recently served as their … Continue reading Choose Your Handle
