Speaker: Rev. Roger Peltier

Martin Luther King, Jr. Sunday

Has the face of racism changed from MLK’s time to this next generation for better or worse? Let’s explore where we’ve been and where we’re going as we honor Dr. King’s legacy.

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Let Your Heart Sing

The Rev. Barbara Brown Taylor, a former teacher of Rev. Roger, poses the question, “What makes your heart sing?” She was not asking us to think about our favorite things, but more existentially wondering, What makes you… you? What brings you deep and lasting joy, … read more.

Speak It Into Being

On this Sunday before the Martin Luther King, Jr. birthday commemoration, we will reflect on the ideals mentioned in Dr. King’s speeches, and his dream of freedom, equality, and equanimity. As UUs holding similar values, what can we continue to contribute to the realization of … read more.

For Such a Time as This

Considering all the upheaval in the world today, what are we, as Unitarian Universalists, called to do? Join Rev. Roger as we reflect on these questions.

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Full of Grace

Sometimes, UUs have trouble with the concept of grace because it is said to be bestowed by God. Rev. Roger asks, ‘What would things be if the world were full of grace because of you?’ With special musical appearance by Everett Shuttle, fresh from his … read more.