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Second Sunday: Exploring Article II
Article II of the UUA Bylaws
Family Promise
Julie Randall “Supporting EVERY Member of Our Community: Family Promise Immigrant Services”. Join Julie Randall, executive director at Family Promise of Hendricks County, to learn more about their approach to ensuring everyone in our community – including our immigrant neighbors – has a home they can afford and the opportunity for economic stability.
Total Eclipse of the Sun: How to Understand Enjoy and Prepare for an Event of Lifetime
Deborah Brown On April 8, Indianapolis will experience a total solar eclipse. While eclipses are not uncommon, the last total solar eclipse in Indianapolis was 1205 AD. Join us to learn what causes an eclipse and types of eclipses. We will cover the stages and highlights of an event that spans about 2 hours from start to … Continue reading Total Eclipse of the Sun: How to Understand Enjoy and Prepare for an Event of Lifetime
Indiana Criminal Law: The Good, the Bad, the Ugly
March 24th – Lisa Johnson, Appellate Criminal Law Attorney
Town Hall
State of the church – March 17th service We have a lot going on at church these days. Growth, confusion, excitement, new things going on, new ideas coming up, confusion. We feel like we are at that awkward stage where we have lots of ideas, but can’t figure out how to make them happen. So … Continue reading Town Hall
Second Sunday: Exploring Article II
“Purpose, Inspirations, Inclusion and Freedom of Belief” Article II of the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) Bylaws is the foundation for all of the work of UUA, its member congregations and covenanted communities. In June 2024, a vote will be held at UUA’s General Assembly on proposed changes to Article II – and we are part … Continue reading Second Sunday: Exploring Article II
Connections and Reciprocity: Roots, Leaves, Trees….and Churches
We all have two basic needs. Everyone needs to fit in, but everyone also needs to stick out. We fit in like trees have roots – for stability, to share nuturance with one another, for connection, communication, even reciprocity. But we also stick out like trees have limbs – for support, leaves to sense what … Continue reading Connections and Reciprocity: Roots, Leaves, Trees….and Churches
Black History Month – The Harlem Renaissance
February 25th “Black History Month” [Rev. Jennie Barrington, guest preaching] In honor of Black History Month, this service will explore the Harlem Renaissance and the works of Langston Hughes.
Equal Rights and the Fourteenth Amendment
Sheila Kennedy “Equal Rights and the Fourteenth Amendment”