One of the unique things about Unitarian Universalism is our denominational commitment to periodically assessing our beliefs and discerning how they have evolved–in both practice and expression. It is a ‘Living Tradition’ that embraces our religious evolution informed by sacred, secular, and scientific understandings. Right now we’re in the midst of a by-law mandated process for determining changes … Continue reading In the Center is Love

Memorials and monuments represent our personal and collective view of what forms memory. They form a record of the human experience, but is that enough? What tells our civic and individual stories? What do we learn from what we commemorate and does this ever change? Can a monument tell the truth or does it further … Continue reading Grace or Granite?