‘Hope is a sort of time travel,’ a friend recently told Rev. Rachel. ‘It is a practice of imagining a better future and letting that vision inspire you to act.’ In this service, Rev. Rachel will reflect the lessons that science fiction and speculative fiction can teach us about hope in this challenging season. You … Continue reading Hope as Science Fiction
Francis David was a spiritual seeker, the founder of the Unitarian Church of Transylvania, and the person who converted the only Unitarian King in history. He died in prison in 1579, after being sentenced to life in prison for changing his mind with regards to religion. This Sunday we will tell Francis David’s story and … Continue reading The Right to Change One’s Mind
In these times, which continue to be unprecedented and unpredictable, our interdependence is becoming imperative. It bears repeating at every turn: we need one another. cristy cardinal (they/them) is a Unitarian Universalist minister recently welcomed into preliminary fellowship. They currently serve as a chaplain resident at Bon Secours Mercy Health’s St. Vincent Hospital in Toledo, … Continue reading We Need One Another.