Responsible Investing – Zoom Only

Online

There is increasing momentum behind a movement seeking to harness the power of business to promote the common good. This Sunday, Tim Brennan, a responsible investing consultant and former chief financial officer of the UUA, will help us understand the dynamics of this movement, its successes, its challenges, and its implications for us as social […]

Event Series FUUSN Summer Services 2023

Moral Foundations – Online Service

Curt Lamb will lead a service that explores the fundamental values behind positions taken across our polarized political spectrum with the goal of expanding our understanding of, and perhaps empathy for, people whose views differ from our own. Note: This service is online only. http://bit.ly/fuusn-zoom Meeting ID: 956 9102 1697

Event Series FUUSN Summer Services 2023

Habits of Attention – Online Only

Online

How much attention do you give to your habits of attention?  Have you ever noticed how hard it is to take in goodness?  Claire Willis will help us understand new research that suggests we can actually increase our resilience, strength and capacity to carry our suffering by reconsidering our habits of attention. We will become […]

Event Series FUUSN Summer Services 2023

FUUSN’s Activist Heritage – Online Only

Online

FUUSN has a long and formidable history of social activism, including 19th century campaigns for abolition and public education, and 20th century crusades for civil rights. Bob Ellertsen will evoke our activist heritage in today's service to invigorate our commitment to action on issues of the 21st century. Note: This service is online only. http://bit.ly/fuusn-zoom […]

Event Series FUUSN Summer Services 2023

New Forms of Church – Online Only

Online

Younger people are increasingly taking a pass on church attendance. Tandi Rogers, a UU minister who leads the spiritual direction program at Meadville Lombard Theological School, is an expert observer of this development. In this service, she will help us understand where young people might be going instead to find what they are searching for. […]