Everyone was Listening (In Person and Online)

Today’s worship is about a time when a Unitarian Universalist church had to make a difficult decision. We think that people should be free to believe what they believe instead of professing a belief in what they are told to believe. This is what we mean when we say our faith is “creedless”. James Luther Adams was a theologian and social ethicist who taught at the Meadville Lombard Theological School, right across the street from the church where this hard decision was made. As a member of the congregation’s board, Adams challenged the leaders to listen. Join us for worship that expands the human horizon.

The theme for the month of October is The Practice of Deep Listening