Topic: Christianity

Christian Reincarnation? Reflections on a Newfound Idea

May 23, 2021 - 11:00 am Dr. Amy Slagle

This will be a joint service with Our Home Universalist Unitarian Church of Ellisville. Dr. Amy Slagle is Associate Professor of Religion in the School of Humanities. She earned her PhD in religious studies from the University of Pittsburgh. She’s the author of The Eastern Church in the Spiritual Marketplace: American Conversions to Orthodox Christianity (Northern Illinois … Continue reading Christian Reincarnation? Reflections on a Newfound Idea

Easter Flower Communion 2021: Transformation and Metamorphosis

Apr. 4, 2021 - 11:00 am Patricia Ice, Rev. Justin McCreary

Everywhere I turn, the flowers blooming, my stuffy sinuses, and the greenish tint to my car, it all reminds me that Spring has sprung. The earth is alive. The rain has begun to batter the soil in preparation for new growth. The Mother groans awakening to the world around us. This is the time we … Continue reading Easter Flower Communion 2021: Transformation and Metamorphosis

Jesus and the Donkey: A Story of Many Interpretations

Mar. 28, 2021 - 11:00 am

“The Metamorphosis of Jesus Christ from a humble servant of the abject poor to a symbol that stands for gun rights, prosperity theology, anti-science, limited government (that neglects the destitute) and fierce nationalism is truly the strangest transformation in human history.” -Riann Wilson PALM SUNDAY: Christians celebrate a humble street person who has groupies this … Continue reading Jesus and the Donkey: A Story of Many Interpretations

UUA Condemns Violence Against Gaza, Urges Immediate and Total Ceasefire April 29, 2024
The following statement was developed by the Office of the President and other senior national staff of the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA), grounded in the values of Unitarian Universalism and in conversation with previous resolutions, statements, and actions passed by General Assembly, the UUA’s democratically-elected governing body. There are crystallizing moments in the course of history ...