The Unitarian Universalist 5th Principle affirms “the right of conscience and the use of the democratic process within our congregations and in society at large.” What does that mean this election year — and what could it mean centuries into the future? Rev. Erin Walter of the Texas UU Justice Ministry joins us in person … Continue reading A Thousand Elections from Now by Rev. Erin Walter of TXUUJM
What is TXUUJM? What does it do? Why do we care? Our guest minister, Rev. Erin Walter will not only provide the answers but motivate you to undertake social justice work! Click here to watch the live-stream on our YouTube channel
We are not the same as we were before the pandemic. Even in a seemingly uneventful 18 months –if there ever is such a thing!– people grow and change. Thankfully, the third principle of Unitarian Universalism, calls us to “acceptance of one another and encouragement to spiritual growth in our congregations,” so we are acting … Continue reading The People We are A ‘Changin’
Pandemic isolation has had a deep impact on mental health and community dynamics. How can we show up with authenticity — virtually and in person — as we continue to exercise caution due to COVID-19. Rev. Erin Walter will reflect on spiritual resources for mental health and our calling to community care, drawing inspiration from … Continue reading Online Service – Baby, We Need a Barn-Raising
How do we hold the complexities of life’s joy and pain? What risks will we take for love and justice? Rev. Erin Walter will share aha! moments from songwriting and music-making and reflect on what the creative process might teach us about life, love, and Unitarian Universalism. Bio: Rev. Erin J. Walter is the affiliated … Continue reading The World’s On Fire (And We Still Fall In Love)
Why do we hide our struggles and pain from each other? What deeper love awaits on the other side of pretending and perfectionism? Drawing upon the wisdom of Mr. Rogers and Dolly Parton, as well as activists for disability access, Rev. Walter will reflect on spiritual resources for mental health and our calling to community … Continue reading Baby, We Need a Barn-Raising
