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It has been suggested by some that our species should not be known as “homo sapiens” but rather as “homo religious” – that even those who identify as atheist have a compulsion toward the religious. Nowhere is that more evident than in film and tv, those seemingly secular shows and movies we love (and love to hate). Together, we’ll look at a few places where the sacred crops up in our secular entertainment and consider the questions that arise.

Great for people seeking to make meaning in a modern world

Worship service, Keynote address, or workshop

Online or in person

UUA/UUMA standard fees apply

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We don’t have to be Zen masters or devout monks to be good at personal spiritual practice. Together, we will try out a variety of spiritual practices that we can use to achieve a sense of wholeness and satisfaction, deepen our faith, and make meaning in these uncertain times.

Great for anyone seeking to explore or deepen spiritual practice

Five-contact hours for a workshop or retreat

 In person

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What happens when familiar stories of the Bible meet familiar Broadway tunes? We’ll look at some new and refreshing interpretations through the workhorses of musical theater.

Great for anyone seeking a new approach to the Bible

Worship service, Keynote address, or workshop

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George Bernard Shaw once said, “Without art, the crudeness of reality would make the world unbearable.” Together, we’ll explore what it means to live a life filled with art and tap into art’s power to lead us to truth, possibility, and compassion.

Great for introducing process theology and creativity

Worship service or Keynote address

Online or in person

UUA/UUMA standard fees apply

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