~ Cynthia Alby ~ In the last few months, the quality, pervasiveness, and ease of use of AI has increased so quickly that even experts have been shocked. What might this mean for humanity, and what might it mean for us as UUs? What issues does it raise that relate to social justice, well-being, and … Continue reading Artificial Intelligence Vs. Human Intelligence
~ Rev. Amanda Schuber ~ The Christian Easter Story taps into the human desire for miracles, those elusive and special moments that defy our understanding of the world. What about the everyday miracles, the imperfect and mundane moments that often go unnoticed or unappreciated for the power they hold in our lives.
~ Rev. Amanda Schuber ~ Join us for this beloved annual High Street tradition where anything can happen. Shenanigans rule this day of laughter and joy, as we celebrate the ability to laugh at ourselves. Everyone is invited to wear a “Masquerade” style mask to join in the fun.
~ Rev. Amanda Schuber ~ With the arrival of March comes the promise of spring—the month is said to roar in like a lion, and if we’re really lucky, roll out like a lamb. Join us this Sunday as we explore the Pagan celebration of Ostara. It’s the time of the vernal equinox if you … Continue reading Here’s Comes the Sun
~ Rev. Amanda Schuber ~ The work and community of High Street relies on the generosity of our members and friends. This Sunday we take time to remember all the ways that High Street impacts our lives, and how as individuals we can provide the support necessary to ensure the future of this community in … Continue reading Sermon on the Amount
~ Rev. Arlen Goff ~ Unitarian Universalists, for the most part, have a “chosen” faith. Many of us were raised in other religious traditions, or in no tradition at all. However, something happened, and we found ourselves here, in a Unitarian Universalist community of faith. We probably don’t believe what we used to believe, but … Continue reading Restoring Faith: Making Peace with What We’ve Left Behind
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~ Rev. Amanda Schuber ~ Unitarianism was officially recognized for the first time in the history of the world in the Edict of Torda. And, that proclamation is the beginning of our legacy to be a spiritual tradition that resists hatred, oppression, and the narrow view that there is only one way to be faithful, … Continue reading In the Beginning
~ Rev. Amanda Schuber ~ Dr. Cornel West says that “justice is what love looks like in public.” Our commitment to personal, institutional and cultural change rooted in anti-oppression, anti-racism, and multiculturalism values and practices is love in action. So what does that mean for our beloved Principles? Join us this Sunday as we explore … Continue reading What’s Love Got To Do With It: Article II and the Changing Face of Unitarian Universalism.
A most precious awareness comes when we realize we already have everything we need inside of us to heal our wounds and to bloom into the person we want to be. I believe that applies collectively as well–we here at High Street already have what we need to become the community we want to be. … Continue reading We Already Have Everything We Need
