This morning Rev. Jones continues his series on our Healthy Relations Covenant, highlighting both our promise to “listen deeply” and to “speak with courage and humility.”  We’ll consider how the most important aspect of communication is not always to convey information, but to simply connect.

This morning Rev. Jones continues his series on the sources of UU faith, this week’s being “Wisdom from the world’s religions which inspires us in our ethical and spiritual life.”

This morning we will look at ways racism and white supremacy permeate nearly every aspect and level of our lives, including, sometimes, the religious institution we hold dear.  The service will feature, in absentia, many voices of Unitarian Universalist People of Color.

Inspired by the recent service honoring the tenth anniversary of UUCY’s Health Relations Covenant, this morning Rev. Ken Jones will initiate a series of sermons looking more deeply at the promises in our covenant.

Join us this morning as Rev. Jones explores the second of our sources: “Words and deeds of prophetic people which challenge us to confront powers and structures of evil with justice, compassion, and the transforming power of love.”  You are invited to bring a picture or a short quote from a prophetic person that has … Continue reading “What They Dreamed”