You would be hard pressed to find someone untouched by the ministry of the late and great Mr. Rogers. With courage, love, and a neighborly heart, his was a calling to guide people of all ages, especially young people, to respect themselves, their community, and to deal more kindly with one another. This Sunday, won’t … Continue reading A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood: Love, Power, & the Ministry of Mr. Rogers
In a culture where “turn the other cheek” is often mistaken for quiet submission, what if Jesus was calling folks to something far more courageous? This Sunday, we’ll explore grace as an act of powerful love; a love rooted in righteous power that resists injustice, insists on dignity, and reclaims our humanity in the face … Continue reading Skillful Spirituality: Indomitable Grace
Rev. Dr. Florence Buck advocated for education as the answer for all issues within both larger society and within Unitarian faith, showing compassion for those neglected by society, progressing in her field despite gender bias, as one of the first women ministers. She loved people and was a leading speaker in the Suffrage movement while … Continue reading Bucking the Patriarchy
They say it’s where the heart is. This week and next, Rev. Juniper will be home in East Tennessee visiting family, but she will also be leaving us a message for us while she’s gone; one exploring the nature of the home, the hearth, and the heart of our lives. What makes a house a … Continue reading Home
The scholar of Buddhism and Environmental Activist Joanna Macy who passed earlier this month spoke of hope not as something we casually possess but as something we do; the process by which we act on behalf of that which is greater than us, at once feeling and fueled by a living, breathing, rooted experience of … Continue reading To Belong to the World: Deep Ecology and the Hope We Live
This week on July 14th, a flower was taken from the world’s bouquet of poets as Andrea Gibson passed from this world into the next. Their life and poetry have touched our tradition, from coffee shop poetry slams to our reading the poem “Ashes” every year at Trans Day of Visibility. This Sunday, let us … Continue reading Lord of the Butterflies: The Life of Andrea Gibson
Pride in Ourselves, our Community and our History Join the Open Arms Trans Social group as we celebrate Pride!
On Sunday, July 6th, join Destiny Magnett, from Churches for Middle East Peace, for a special guest sermon. Destiny’s sermon will explore the call to advocate for peace and justice in the Middle East.
Join us this Sunday for the UU tradition of Flower Communion. You are welcome to bring a flower to share. Cass Opal and Rev. Juniper Meadows will lead us!
Our Worship Service Sunday, June 22nd will start at 10 AM Every other year, Unitarian Universalists gather for General Assembly, a time to celebrate our faith, share the moment, and prepare for the future. Gather with 2U Omaha and thousands of UUs around the country for a special worship service from General Assembly in Baltimore, Maryland! This … Continue reading General Assembly Service
