Pagan Chaplains in the Military: A Spiritual Journey
Fellowship member Steffan McBee shares his continuing journey toward becoming a Pagan military chaplain. Contact/convener is Katie KingeryPage at kingerypage gmail.com.
Fellowship member Steffan McBee shares his continuing journey toward becoming a Pagan military chaplain. Contact/convener is Katie KingeryPage at kingerypage gmail.com.
OCTOBER 2 “DEFINING ANTI-SEMITISM”
Roger Friedmann’s interest in the history of anti-Semitism comes through his teaching of Holocaust literature in the English Department of Kansas State University. Contact Elke Lorenz at 539-3527 or ellorenz@uufm.net
OCTOBER 9 “WHAT SETS US FREE?”
Reverend Michael Nelson muses, “The wave of Unitarian … read more.
SEPTEMBER 4 “UU PRINCIPLES AND LIBERAL VALUES”
Unitarian Universalists sometimes say that we are part of a “liberal religious tradition”, but what does “liberal” mean? On one hand, it reflects our tradition’s lack of strict creed, the freedom we allow in interpreting religious (or non-religious) texts, and our commitment … read more.
AUGUST 7 “FOCUSING FAITH TOWARDS ACTION: THE UUA RESOLUTIONS”
Fellowship members Aimee Fowler and Steve Mull discuss the process and history of developing and implementing Unitarian Universalist Association Resolutions, and discuss societal needs at the national and local levels that could be addressed by future resolutions. … read more.
JULY 3 “ALLEGIANCE AND DISOBEDIENCE”
In a tribute to Independence Day, Fellowship members read and discuss sermons about patriotism and Unitarian Universalism. Contact Scott Tanona at 537-6208 or stanona@sbcglobal.net.
JULY 10 “CHICKEN LITTLE, POGO, AND MALTHUS WERE RIGHT!
“Fellowship members and friends who have been studying Bill McKibben’s … read more.
JUNE 5 “THE PASSION TO BE”
Reverend Michael Nelson reflects, “‘Can I break through the film of the abstract?’ The tension of Adrienne Rich’s question helps us to examine what moves us from illusion to the real world. Unitarian Universalism traverses that wavering line. Our progressive … read more.