Many of us grew up with shows like Sesame Street, Mr. Roger or even Star Trek that showed worlds where conflict could be solved and peace always won out. The reality of adulthood isn’t quite as cut and dry. Join us as we seek to find our way to Sesame Street.
Reflections on Laura’s experiences at the Wild Goose Festival, a gathering of progressive Christians held each summer in western North Carolina.
“You can’t comfort the afflicted without afflicting the comfortable.” Princess Diana We live in turbulent times that call on us to lean into our values, especially when those values call us to hold multiple truths at once. Join us this Sunday as we work to find the strength and the courage to live our values … Continue reading It’s Complicated – Wrestling With Our Values
Join us this Sunday as our Membership Team and Rev, Amanda explore the meaning of being truly welcoming.
October 8 ~ This Is Spider Season Up in Here ~ The Rev. Tina Cansler Clark – I’ve been thinking a lot about spider webs lately and I have some thoughts to share with you about these strong but fragile creations and what lessons they may offer to us. || Tina is outgoing President of … Continue reading This Is Spider Season Up in Here
Gay Pride is first and foremost a political statement, but it’s also a time to celebrate, to mourn and to forge the way forward towards true equality. Join us as we celebrate the end of Macon Pride and recommit ourselves to the work of liberation.
The myth of perfection permeates our culture, constantly bargaining us with images of immaculate homes, perfectly put together looks and “blessed not stressed” lives. Join us this Sunday as we explore the messier and authentic reality of daily life. This will be an Intergenerational Service.
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.
