Black August commemorates the lives of Black political prisoners and calls for our work to center the radical actions of the incarcerated. Antoinette
Black August commemorates the lives of Black political prisoners and calls for our work to center the radical actions of the incarcerated. Antoinette
Our world is shifting, fast. Headlines are loud, the stakes are real, and relationships between us matter more than ever. This Sunday we will discuss the big picture: how history, culture, and power shape the moment we’re living in, and why our liberation has always been bound together.
As we celebrate Pride Month, we honor the beauty courage and intersectionality of BIPOCness and of queerness in our lives, identities, and communities. This service lifts up the sacred power of authenticity and reminds us that diversity is not a problem to solve but a blessing to celebrate.
Begin each month grounded in the strength of community.
Our First Sunday Community Gathering offers an online space for BIPOC UUs and our families to discuss the monthly theme and whatever matters most in our lives.
During this service we will explore the history of Memorial Day, once known as Decoration Day, and its roots in communal acts of remembrance following the Civil War.
Begin each month grounded in the strength of community.
Our First Sunday Community Gathering offers an online space for BIPOC UUs and our families to discuss the monthly theme and whatever matters most in our lives.
Sun, Mar 01, 2026: Host: Pastor AJ Blackwood
Sun, Mar 15, 2026: Speaker: Rev Gordon Clay Bailey
Host: Pastor AJ Blackwood & Rev Angela Henderson
Sun, Feb 15, 2026: Speaker: Mirvette Judeh
Host: Pastor AJ Blackwood & Rev Angela Henderson & Rev Gordon Clay Bailey
Sun, Feb 01, 2026: Host: Pastor AJ Blackwood