Please join us for a Conscious Conversation with Rev. Sonia Ketchian! Topic: Step Into the Circle Date: Thursday, August 3 Time: 7:00 PM Location: Zoom This Thursday, we will explore the work of 'The Compassion Prison Project' whose main focus is on childhood trauma and how it affects the lives of men and women living and working […]
Please join UUCP for today’s in-person and Zoom service, “Fulfilling a Mission of Peace: The Unexpected Friendships: Richard the Lionheart, Caliph Saladin, Maimonides, and Francis of Assisi” at 10:30 A.M. led by Rev. Sonia Ketchian and Guest Minister, Rev. Dr. Khadijah Matin. We often think we know the whole story of the Crusades and the historical […]
"Coming Home: Acknowledging, Honoring and Empowering" A Collaboration between South African national Women's Day & UN World Indigenous People's Day DATE: August 9, 2023 TIME: 10:00 AM (EST) Registration Required - REGISTER HERE
UUCP TUESDAY MEDITATIONS WITH REV. SONIA In this challenging world, a touchstone for peace is available to be accessed within us. Whatever your experience, beginner to advanced, all are welcome! Time: 8:00 AM Poster By: Liandra Pires UUCP IS INVITING YOU TO A SCHEDULED ZOOM MEETING Topic: UUCP Tuesday Meditations with Rev. Sonia Join […]
Please join us for a Conscious Conversation with Rev. Sonia Ketchian! Topic: What does Self-Care look like for you? Date: Thursday, August 17 Time: 7:00 PM Location: Zoom Life can be difficult. Sometimes self-care is not always high on our to-do list, but it should be. What do you do to take care of yourself? How do you rejuvenate? What […]
Please join UUCP for today’s Zoom service, “Come, Come, Whoever You Are.” at 10:30 A.M. led by Rev. Sonia Ketchian and Guest Presenters, Ruby Cribbin, and Jon Moscow. Just as love knows no borders, Unitarian Universalists’ dedication to justice reaches across boundaries and walls. UU's show up on the side of love regardless of citizenship […]
Please join UUCP for today’s Zoom service, “The Origin of U.S. Racism” at 10:30 A.M. led by UUCP member, Al Stawsky. Racism and slavery in the U.S. are popular subjects of discussion these days. However, we rarely talk about the history of racism in the U.S. Did it always exist? Did it have a beginning? […]
