We all carry scars, both visible and invisible, that are like roadmaps of our lives. Our society tells us that scars are to be hidden like a shameful secret, but what if we transformed that idea and began to see our scars as beautiful testaments to our survival? Join us, as we explore the transformation of trauma into beauty.
Join us this important Sunday as we imagine the future of High Street through art. This intergenerational and interactive service will call on us to create a work of art representing our dreams for the future of this community.
New experiences allow you to broaden your horizons and live a fulfilled life. This topic encourages you to step out of your comfort zone and enrich your life. It is comforting to have routine however experiencing new things brings us a balance in a life which ultimately leads to a content, happy and peaceful soul.
Ana Self Schuber is the mother of our beloved minister, Rev. Amanda Schuber. She is a retired faculty member at the University of Alabama, but continues to teach courses in Women’s Studies or Religious Studies as she has opportunity. She is an active member of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Tuscaloosa and is an accomplished quilter.
This year 4.8 million Americans will face mental health challenges, and our mental healthcare system is woefully unprepared to serve them. How might we UUs fulfill our mission of supportive community, by seeking justice and sharing compassion?
Do you ever feel like screaming at God? What does the idea of screaming at God bring up for you? Is it irreverent? Is it irrelevant? Are you irked at the implication that there is a God to scream at? That’s so valid! Join UU Religious Educator, seminarian, and poet Helen Cassara for a service and conversation about the value of showing up authentically in our expressions, even if it includes having a good, long, expletive-filled scream at God or into the Void. To learn more about Helen, read some of their work, and learn more about their newly-released book of poetry, please visit hprivers.com
Did you know that everyone has a superpower? Even you! Often seen as quicks, underappreciated unique abilities, or sometimes just plain odd abilities, everyone has something that makes them stand out in the crowd. Join us as we explore the gifts that make us unique, and learn to harness our power.
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 the future for our children? How might our principles guide us as the speed of change leaps to warp speed? Let us gather to consider how we might move forward together with wisdom and compassion.
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. Join us for this intergenerational service, where we explore the beauty of imperfection and the infinite possibilities each moment creates. We will have an Easter Egg Hunt and Potluck after the service. This service will also include a flower communion, please bring a flower from your garden, yard, or local store.
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.
In an increasingly hostile political climate, we as Unitarian Universalist are called to action. We have a responsibility to act as witness and opponent to the direct actions of our Legislators, bent on harm towards oppressed communities. This Sunday we work to hold ourselves accountable to our faith and our values, working always towards a brighter tomorrow for all.
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