Deepening Our UU Identity: Spring 2021
Deepening Our UU Identity
What does it mean to be a Unitarian Universalist? Without a common creed or theology, what unites us and grounds us? Contrary to the common misunderstanding of our inclusivity, that we are the ones who “can believe whatever we want,” Unitarian Universalism is a chosen faith that asks a great deal of those who commit to its aspirations and covenants. In this four–part series, we will explore the religious roots of our movement, the covenant that is our seven principles, and the six sources of our faith from which we draw wisdom. We will also delve into a Unitarian Universalist definition of spirituality and a variety of spiritual practices we can engage in. Finally, deepening our understanding of what it means to be a UU grounded in the practice of Beloved Community, right here at UCE. This series is open to all lifespan learners, and may be most engaging for those twelve and up.
Join us for any or all of the sessions: