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Our Unitarian Presidents

As the presidential election looms, we’ll explore our Unitarian presidents. Among the religious denominations in the U.S., none has been more influential in electing presidents, given the size of our denomination. At the height of our membership in the 19th century — one million members — we elected 4, maybe 5, U.S. presidents. By contrast, the Catholics, with 40 million members have…

Cultivating Religious Pluralism

Here, at Channing, we cherish those commonalities that bind us together as a spiritual community– the “soup” in which our flavors are blended together. But underlying that fusion are the special “spices” brought by each person’s unique spiritual background, experience, and perspective. This Sunday we’ll explore the blessings and challenges of religious pluralism in our own congregation and in Unitarian Universalism, at large.

Less Beautiful Without You

This Sunday, we explore the importance and necessity of pluralism, honoring that we are all diverse, varied, unique, sacred beings on this earth we call home.  We are called to celebrate each other and all the blessed differences we embody. How can we meet each individual in our midst with love, curiosity, and respect? How can we grow, thrive, and flourish through…

It’s Time for Your Scheduled Maintenance

Maintenance. For most, a word that does not inspire. This Sunday, Worship Associate David Fu will attempt to convince you otherwise via the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics, the poetry of Percy Bysshe Shelley, and the Jewish Passover celebration.

For the Wonders of the Earth

The earth provides us with the precious gift of life itself, and yet we are day by day destroying it for profit. As a nation fueled by capitalism, tending to our sacred plant has fallen to the wayside as greed prevails. How can we see each element of nature as a “thou,” not an “it,” and heal our world in the process?