Guest Blog by Sarah Walker
While striding along on a familiar route on a beautiful sunny day one month ago, I took a fall resulting in some road rash, a sprained ankle and a broken bone in my foot. The treatment has been straight forward – … read more.
Guest Blog by Hilary Rosen
When we started work as the Healthy Community Team (HCT), we didn’t know each other. We came from different places in the congregation and had divergent viewpoints. One thing we had in common was that we were dedicated to creating a … read more.
Guest Blog by Laurie Riley
In our congregation, “hearing” each other is a big subject these days. But let’s look at a slightly different aspect of hearing – one which addresses an aspect of ableism. A form of disability, hearing loss is something we should … read more.
Guest Blog by Mary Tucker
Although I’ve been a UU for 70 years and involved in leadership positions for 50 of those years, I wasn’t aware until recently that our seven Principles and Purposes and six Sources are held in Article 2 of our UUA By-laws. … read more.
It seems like a different world since we last gathered. We had a brief couple of Sundays trying to sneak in a few services last year but Covid struck again. So here we are crossing our fingers and wanting this time to be foolproof But … read more.
By Elizabeth Walker
I don’t like conflict. I guess I am afraid of it. When I sense it, I tend to walk in the other direction and pull my tentacles into my introverted self.
This hasn’t actually been working all that well for me. I have way … read more.
Dear Folks,
First, a big thank you to everyone who helped with our summer gatherings; these coming-together moments helped us understand who we are as members of QUUF. We found out that many of us look at things from different perspectives and philosophies. And, of course, … read more.
Final Blog Reviewing General Assembly by Guest Author Henry Amick
Springing four flights of steep steps. Bopping ’round to various workstations to bring encouraging treats and good cheer. And putting in ten-hour days.
Hard to imagine this was me in a world where it was still hard … read more.
by Diane Haas
Actions of Immediate Witness
As a delegate to GA, one of the areas to attend to and vote on were the Actions of Immediate Witness (AIWs). The AIWs are the method by which the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) comes to understand and act on … read more.
by John Collins
As a virtual delegate at this year’s General Assembly, I paid particular attention to the current work to review and possibly change Article II of the Unitarian Universalist Association bylaws, which includes (1) the purpose of the UUA (2) our principles and sources, … read more.
