Please join UU and Vice President of the Mississippi Humanist Association, Amy Craig, to learn about humanism, being secular in the deep south, and how being a UU makes Amy a better humanist. We’ll learn more about the humanist movement in Mississippi and how it can spread to our area.
I was a child during the 1980s. It was interesting to grow up during the tail end of the cold war. The threat of Nuclear Proliferation and Mutually Assured Destruction were so common we didn’t think twice about them. In fact, the calls of World War III had grown so stale I didn’t really understand … Continue reading What Nuclear Proliferation Taught Me About Faith
Join us as we celebrate Lammas, the Festival of First Harvest in the Earth-based wheel of the year. Falling halfway between the summer Solstice and Autumn September Equinox, it is customary to bring to church a loaf made from the new crop harvested at Lammastide. In honor of this tradition, we will hold a Bread … Continue reading Lammas, The First Harvest
