~ 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.

~ Rev. Amanda Schuber ~ This year, Rev. Amanda will embark on a spiritual journey through the Christian Bible, and she has some questions. This Sunday we’ll map out this journey in an interactive service that will guide her through this famous text. Come prepared to share your own questions about the stories of the … Continue reading Hello God, I Have Questions

~ Rev. Amanda Schuber ~ History tends to remember the loudest, the proudest and the most photogenic, but what of those brave people for whom the spotlight didn’t shine so bright? Join us this Sunday to meet the other heros of the Civil Rights movement, the ones your history books left out.

~ Rev. Amanda Schuber ~