“What Compassion Sounds Like: Creating Spaces of Equity and Understanding” Grounded in the Unitarian Universalist principle of justice, equity, and compassion in human relations, this talk explores what it means to create a world where every person is fully seen, understood, and supported. Drawing from my work with individuals who are Deaf, Blind, and DeafBlind,...
The 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence We have all heard of the Declaration of Independence, but how many of us know what it says? Mr. Czekanski will read the Declaration. You may be surprised by what you hear. A retired museum curator Mr. Czekanski is enjoying his retirement in Silverhill, AL and sharing...
Early History of UU Over the centuries, historical events suppressed and inspired religious thinking that led to Unitarian Universalism concepts. Unitarian Universalists over the ages have been radicals living in small minorities, often prolific writers and/or orators, who have brought us to who we are today. It began with Origen and Arius of Alexandria in the...
The Wheel of the Year: The Pagan Sabbats A brief overview of the Celtic holidays that many modern pagans celebrate, and a deeper look at the next one, with some rituals you can do to honor it. Bellamy Watson (He/They) has been a practicing pagan for around ten years. He mostly works with Demeter, though...
