To kick off Black History Month, we will reflect on the roles and legacies of Unitarians, Universalists, and Unitarian Universalists in the Civil Rights movement, and how that has and has not informed our aspirations to be a multicultural, multiracial faith movement today. Checking out First Unitarian Oakland? If you’re joining us for the first … Continue reading Feb. 5, 2023 – Civil Rights Legacies: Us, Us, and UUs

We live in a highly divided world, one where we are separated by politics, fear, the news media, and many other ways. It’s hard to remember to look for points of connection and common experience sometimes. What if, in our interactions with others and ourselves, we focused on the relationship, thinking that it is in … Continue reading The Space Between