with Rosie Blankenship and Sam Carman From smart replies to digital art, generative AI is everywhere. Join Rosie and Sam as they explore what it is, how it’s changing our lives, the creativity it sparks, and the ethical and environmental challenges it raises. A timely, thought-provoking conversation you won’t want to miss.
… Our Legacy with Rev. W. Edward Harris Rev. Ed Harris was a passionate civil rights and political activist, an engaging writer and poet, a wise mentor and teacher, and a man generous with joy. He was also the founding minister of UUCCHC. This sermon will explore his life, accomplishments, and path to Danville, Indiana.
… Lethargy or Logic? Throughout our lives we learn to loathe the mindset of apathy, often viewing those who just don’t care about an issue as insensitive or intellectually lazy. Leo Buscaglia said, “The opposite of love is not hate — it’s apathy. It’s not giving a damn.” And Bishop Fulton J. Sheen said of … Continue reading Don’t Know and Don’t Care
There were two days this past week when our 7th UU principle should have been on your mind: Wednesday (Earth Day) was one of those days, but what was the other? This sermon will reveal the answer and discuss some of the challenges we face today in trying to realize our 7th principle. (Due to the pandemic, … Continue reading How Did You Celebrate This Week’s TWO Holidays?
Where you are is more than a physical location. “Place” is an ensemble concept and form of social capital that defines us. Is our society evolving away from a sense of place? Musicians are Bill and Brenda Sutton.
