Unitarian Universalists share commitments to human rights and care for the planet. We don’t share an immutable creed. Rather, we agree to support a set of principles, which the international Unitarian Universalist Association reviews every 15 years or so. That’s what’s happening now. Fellowship member Connie Ussery shares the latest progress. If you ever wondered … Continue reading Connie Ussery on refreshing our UU principles
Unitarian Universalists, like many progressive people and groups, struggle with evangelism, which has a checkered history. The result is often a failure to reach people who might in UU find a welcoming community. Fellowship member John Kamisky tackles this topic on this Sunday. Sunday services start at 11 a.m. but join us early for coffee … Continue reading John Kamisky on “Evangelism and UU”
Unitarian Universalists share a commitment to support UU’s Seven Principles, and now the Unitarian Universalist Association is proposing to adopt an Eighth Principle. It’s centered on a commitment to be accountable to work toward dismantling systemic white supremacy. Fellowship member Rick Spradlin, a lifelong student of theology, philosophy and ethical traditions, will offer a unique … Continue reading Rick Spradlin: Racial justice and the “Eighth Principle”
Our guest speaker, author Jake Newsome, traces the transformation of the pink triangle from concentration camp badge to an emblem of queer liberation, pride and community. Join us at 11 a.m. at Grace Fellowship Hall at 8827 Heiferhorn Way in north Columbus. We cheerfully welcome visitors and guests. Come early for coffee! Dr. Newsome is … Continue reading Historian Jake Newsome: Honoring the Nazis’ LGBTQ+ Victims:
One day in 2021, hundreds of millions of people got a glimpse of local artist’s Steven Tette’s work, after . Google spotlighted it on the its search engine’s “Google Doodle.” Steven already had shown his work throughout the country, but this was a new level of attention. He’ll talk about that and about his work, … Continue reading Artist Steven Tette: “An Unexpected Outcome”
John Mallory Land is a member of our Fellowship. He’s also an amateur historian, a theater professional and a student of Unitarian Universalism. He’s a regular volunteer service leader and speaker. We’ll announce his is topic for this Sunday soon. In our tradition, after a Sunday talk we have a brief period for questions and … Continue reading John Mallory Land explores Unitarian Universalism
A new and different kind of preschool has opened in Midland. Bloom, the Midland Forest School, bills itself as: “Nature based. Child led exploration. Endless fun.” Founder/program director Lizzie Garrard DiQuattro will talk about connecting kids with nature in early education. Our services begin at 11 a.m. (We have temprorarily suspended pre-service coffee during a … Continue reading Lizzie Garrard DiQuattro: Bloom the Midland Forest School
Brandy Brewer is a member of our Fellowship, an avid cook and a lover of nature. She’s also a student of religion and philosophy, and she has begun graduate studies to become a Unitarian Universalist minister. She’ll help us kick off 2023 with a talk titled “Pluralistic New Years.” She’ll explore what we can learn … Continue reading Brandy Brewer leads a New Year’s service
Christmas falls on a Sunday this year every four to 11 years. The last time this happened was 2016. Those of us who came to Grace Fellowship Hall to celebrate that day had a great time. We won’t see another Sunday Christmas for 11 years, so if you’re curious about what happens, now’s the time. … Continue reading A UU Christmas Day service
Fellowship member Jackie Waldman shares ideas about reducing holiday stress and making the most out of celebrations. We’re a progressive Fellowship that emphasizes deeds rather than creeds. Sunday services begin at 11 a.m. in Grace Fellowship Hall at 8827 Heiferhorn Way. Join us a little early for coffee and conversation. Guests and visitors are always … Continue reading Jackie Waldman: “Making the Most Out of the Holidays”
