Parish Hall

Tanya Trzeciak presenting Tanya will present an exploration of one of the most misunderstood spiritual traditions and how it has changed from ancient times to the present day.

Diane Reed presenting In this era where information, entertainment, and unlimited resources are at our fingertips, has electronic media become a curse or an opportunity to satisfy our innate curiosity?  Let’s explore how that access can provide an opportunity to learn more about our faith, ourselves and the world around us.

Dody Adkins-Perry presenting In 2017, Dody went on a 9-day pilgrimage through Alabama, Mississippi, and Memphis, Tennessee. The Living Legacy Project says, “The Pilgrimage is so much more than a civil rights history to us.”  The group did visit historic sights, but they also met with veterans there, working in small consciousness-raising groups dealing with our relationship to racism and white privilege. 

Sue Curtiss presenting Have you ever found yourself thinking about someone, only to receive a phone call or a visit from that person minutes or hours later and wondered “What was that about?”  Synchronicity is what happens when seemingly unrelated events coincide in improbable ways that have some significance for you. Jung believed synchronicities were evidence of a unifying consciousness at play in the Universe, creating physical manifestations of what’s happening in our psyche.  This presentation will be an exploration of the fascinating phenomenon of synchronicity from the scientific, psychological and spiritual perspectives.  We will explore ideas such as “What

Adrian Gunn presenting Adrian will offer an exploration of stoicism as a philosophy, detailing how it has informed his own life and provided a framework for being a useful, ethical human being and a valuable member of community. As a way of being, it intersects in many ways with the Principles upon which Unitarian Universalism is based.