In this guest presentation, long-time UUCS congregant, Luba Johnston, will share the story of her life in the USSR. She writes:
“A Russian historian, Tamara Edelman, says: ‘To better understand the modern world one should read George Orwell’s novels.’ Three generations of my family lived in … read more.
Today the US, one of the most powerful and influential nations in the world, has taken a path that is as heartless, selfish, and unjust as it is reckless. Why is this so? And what can we do to help alter this misguided and tragic … read more.
Unitarianism is a liberal religion. By freeing minds, liberalism naturally leads to innovation, including ideological and technological innovations and advances. In this sermon, Rev. Eklof will discuss why such advances should not be feared by liberals so long as they and their innovators remain tethered … read more.
Freud famously said, “Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar,” meaning some things can be taken at face value rather than having some deeper unconscious meaning. The opposite is true of many of the stories and parables attributed Jesus, they are taken to be literally … read more.
While searching for the next John. H. Dietrich sermon to revive and deliver, I came across one entitled, “What to Read and Why?” In it, Rev. Dietrich suggests several titles he believed are essential for a well-rounded mind and life. It’s such a good idea, … read more.
