Sunday Service May 5: The Rule of Law
Law Day is observed every year on the first of May, and it’s designed to celebrate the rule of law. There’s nothing wrong with that — in fact, there’s everything right with it — but the rule of law isn’t necessarily the same thing as the rule of justice. Fortunately for us, there’s a path from the one to the other.
CLICK HERE TO LISTEN Sermon & Faciltator: Wally Hoggatt
Sunday Service April 28: Wise Women II –
19th Century Women, the Activists: Abolitionists, Suffragists & Prohibitionists: Biographies of Angelina & Sara Krimké, Lucy Stone, Sojourner Truth, Matilda Carse, Frances Willard.
Sermon: Jeannie Reeves, Pat Fleming, Jan Beale, Carmen Griffin, Elaine Taylor, Terry Zapotocky
Facilitator: Lorraine Groberg
Sermon Rev. Karla helps us celebrate Buddha’s Birthday and the role of Buddhist traditions in the UU.
Buddha’s Birthday, the birthday of the Prince Siddhartha Gautama, is a holiday traditionally celebrated in Mahayana Buddhism.
Sunday Service April 7: Our Politicians
We all share in the history of this country. Dan Tokar will provide some surprising facts about our politicians, from the founding of this country until a few weeks ago. It is not always a pretty picture.
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Sermon: Dan Tokar
Bio of Dan Tokar
Dan Tokar worked at UU headquarters while in graduate school at Boston University, where he organized a UU student group. He was president of an inner-city Detroit UU church, and served as VP at the 22nd Street church in Tucson. He currently chairs the Endowment Committee of Granite Peak UU Congregation in Prescott.
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