Liberty House was a series of craft cooperatives back in late 60s-early 70s that were formed as a way fulfilling black empowerment. There were about 16 of them that made all sorts of crafts that were then sent to the Liberty House in Jackson, MS, who then sent them to Liberty Houses across the nation. … Continue reading Liberty House: Craft Cooperatives in the 60s-70s
This week we will be holding a hybrid service celebrating Advent by decorating our Church Christmas Tree. Though Advent is traditionally a Christian Holiday, it gives us the opportunity to explore the theological themes of waiting and preparation. One of the ways we will explore this is through the decoration of our tree, through bringing … Continue reading Advent 2021: Waiting
This Sunday we will stream a worship service presented by Indigenous Unitarian Universalists in collaboration with Relations from local Tribal Communities, the UU Ministry for Earth, and Side With Love. Unitarian Universalism’s history during the Civil War era is directly connected to the creation of the mythos supporting the US Thanksgiving holiday and the historically … Continue reading Decolonizing Thanks Giving: a Virtual Worship Service
