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In Reverend Beth Dana's sermon, “Beyond the Buffet,” she explores what it truly means to be Unitarian Universalist in a world of many religions and cultures. She invites us to move past the idea of religion as a pick-and-choose buffet and instead embrace genuine pluralism, deep respect, and real engagement with difference. She also reflects on the additional shared Unitarian Universalist values of transformation, justice, equity, interdependence, generosity, and love, and shows how they call us to honor many paths to the sacred without claiming to hold all the answers.
Maya Angelou
Cuba, Sheryl Ramsey
Why We Need to Know Our Lives Matter
"The Grapes of Wrath" through a Unitarian Universalist lens
Carols and the Gottmans' advice on holiday expectation
Bullying
Dr. John & Dr. Julie Gottman on fighting in relationships
The life and music of Béla Bartók, Alex Carpenter
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