Florida is the end of the road for some and the beginning for others. Despite your place on the journey, we are at the forefront of challenges with climate change, human rights, and societal unrest. What can we learn from flamingos to support us?
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Valerie’s House is a place where children and families are helped while working through the loss of a loved one. Children meet others their age and they earn that loss doesn’t have to limit their dreams. Valerie’s House has a variety of locations in Florida, … read more.
Thomas Paine was one of the most influential revolutionary of the 18th century. He (unpopular with aristocrats) articulated many ideas of human rights including opposition to organized religion.
Speaker: Joseph Fenty
The myth of redemptive violence is so embedded in Western culture that we scarcely know it’s there. Let us examine this myth through the lens of the gun culture in the United States.
Speaker: Rev Janet Onnie
Resistance is essential but needs to be organized to be successful. What lessons can we all learn from a life of resistance from a baby boomer. Stories from early childhood to UUFCC.
Speaker: Stephanie Garrett
Are you well equipped for your journey? Rev Tracie Barrett will share her wisdom on supporting us all in the journey of life.
Speaker: Rev Tracie Barrett
Join in a delightful presentation celebrating the arrival of spring! This music-centered service will prove to be engaging and maybe even fun!
Speaker: Rev “Fairie” Elaine Silver, ordained priestess and trans-denominational minister
The Homeless Coalition plays an important part of services for folks in need. We will get up to speed on the state of homelessness in our community. Join us for this Second Sunday and show your support for this organization.
Speaker: Jennifer Welch
Parenting looks different when you are being “parented” and when you are doing it. It looks still different when you leave the forest and look back at the trees.
Speaker: Dave Martin
How far does our love extend? Rev. Bob Murphy will speak about Unitarian Universalist involvement with our non-human neighbors. What can congregations do that’s helpful?
