A proposition will be made in this sermon that the first humanist in the United States were people of African descent. They brought with them a philosophy that is rooted in every attempt America has made to envision a more perfect union. We will explore two moments where explicit and implicit humanist constructs informed the … Continue reading HUMANISM IS BLACK
How many times have we tried to hide our sadness, or buck up and push through difficult situations? What role does recognizing sadness play in our spiritual journey? The ancient act of lamenting will be explored as we seek to free ourselves, to feel more deeply, more honestly and with greater authenticity.
online only. Live stream at: https://www.facebook.com/Dakota-Unitarian-Universalist-Church-Dakota-UU-DUUC-162303750466230/ The impulse to look back is a compelling pastime. Nostalgia can be so charming! The last decade included such reveries as viral Harlem Shake videos, Hamilton, and two royal weddings. Looking back even further – a hundred years to 1919 – there was fear mongering in the news, the … Continue reading A Look at the Past Decade
