Since poetry began, people have written rhymes to describe and celebrate (or not) the creatures with which we share the world. Members of our community will read poems about animals domestic and wild.

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Abundant Life – I’ve long been interested in a passage attributed to Jesus:  ‘I came that they may have life, and have it abundantly.”  What would an abundant life look like, and how do we get there?

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We assume that our system for selecting a president is the only way, even though the process is fraught with problems which can reap results that are real humdingers!  Some Unitarians and Universalists from our past would have made excellent presidents – (I can dream) – so how can we ensure that this most powerful of jobs is filled by such people of competence, capability, and compassion?  Come explore ideas of justice and hope for our future through our own UU heroic history, and by some daring presidential dreaming.

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Among my favorite phrases attributed to Jesus of Nazareth are, “I came that they may have life, and have it abundantly.”   What might that mean to us? 

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Americans have been thinking about, feeling about, and debating the subject of equality for as long as we can remember. Some inequalities disturb us to the core. Some inequalities we have been taught to celebrate. Some of the same are hardly noticed.  This talk looks at equality and inequality from a philosophical, religious, and historical perspective, and asks us all to consider just how our attitudes toward different forms of inequality have been shaped without leaving an inventory.

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