Creative Conversation, by Rev. Jaye Brooks
May is just around the corner—and with it the month’s learning and worship theme, Creativity. At Shelter Rock, creativity is present in...
Welcome to the UUCSR collection of blogs.
Here you'll find the latest from ministers, leaders, and other passionate congregants with ideas and information they want to share. They're always thinking and writing, so check back for the latest updates. For blogs related to specific areas of interest, follow the blogs below.
From Baton Rouge, LA
I recently attended the installation of Rev. Chris Long as Minister for Congregational Life at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Baton...
Touchstones: Delight, by Rev. David Carl Olson
I was recently reminded that an early proponent of Unitarianism in our country thought that we should practice “charity, forbearance, and...
Volunteer Opportunity at the Roosevelt Community Garden
Are you looking for a hands-on opportunity to be of service? Are you wondering how UUCSR will enact the Eighth Principle? This might be the...
UUA Article II Study Commission
At General Assembly (GA) 2023, Unitarian Universalists will take an initial vote on proposed changes to Article II of the Unitarian...
Resilience, by Rev. Dr. Natalie M. Fenimore
Forsythia, crocus, daffodils… spring is here. True, it may snow again but spring will not retreat. And we must not retreat either—we...
Open Heartedness
“Connection is why we’re here,” says author, researcher, and storyteller Brene Brown. Human beings are hard-wired to connect with one...
Black Lives of Unitarian Universalism
We enter this new season (from March through May) in the Sankofa cycle by reflecting on what it means to come back to wonder. What does it...
The Oceans and Seaweed Aquaculture
Our oceans are filled with seaweed. Besides the well-known plastic pollution, they are also experiencing nutrient pollution. This is an...
