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Tune in each week to hear Unitarian Universalist sermons and conversations from First Unitarian Church of Dallas, a liberal religious presence in Dallas since 1899. Rev. Dr. Daniel Kanter, Rev. T. J. Fitzgerald, and Rev. Beth Dana will inspire you with messages that are rationally spiritual and joyfully deep. No matter where you are in the world, you are invited to bring your whole self: your full identity, your questioning mind, and your open heart.
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Join us for this final Sunday in our Artists Who Inspire series, in which we affirm "art is for everybody!" We will explore the personal, public, and provocative pop art of Keith Haring in the 1980s.
We look into the life of Nina Simone, her bold confrontation with race, and the power of her voice to confront the times she lived in.
"Artists Who Inspire: Stevie Wonder" June's Artists Who Inspire sermon series highlights performers, musicians, and visual artists who inspire our spiritual lives to persevere, adapt, find joy, and face obstacles in our way. artists who inspire our spiritual lives to persevere, adapt, find joy and face obstacles in our way. What makes them unstoppable? What does are do to us? How are we moved by their lives and their art? Rev. T. J. FitzGerald is preaching
We kick off our Artists Who Inspire series looking into the life of Josephine Baker. Her life inspires persistence, the leveraging of fame for resistance movements and a commitment to sensuality on stage. Join us.
The power of memory and honor are everywhere in our lives. We hold close those who gave the last full measure of their devotion in service this Memorial Day Sunday.
We have all come of age and graduated parts of our lives. What does it all mean?
How do you know when you belong in a community? We all know the experience of being seen, found, and beloved…and we know its opposite.
Liberation does not happen overnight. We envision together building the Beloved Community and how to bring it to life.
What is the work of 'Revolutionary Love?' As we wrap up the theme year let's get practical about how to continue to practice it.
What does it mean for humans to be in solidarity with the Earth? Celebrate Earth Day with us!
"Redeeming Words: Revelation" - Rev. Beth Dana Revelation is a scary word for some Unitarian Universalists. We'll explore what it has to do with us and what the Palm Sunday story of Jesus riding into Jerusalem on a donkey revealed then and now.
Along our Lenten journey, we reflect together on the meaning of virtue in our lives and in our shared wider community. What can old notions of virtue tell us? What new virtues are with us today?
Little is more human than sin. It touches all of our lives. As part of our Lenten series, we'll talk about what sin really means to us…and what it doesn't.
Guest preacher Rev. John Young, author of the new book "Nurture Your Spiritual Path," joins Rev. Kanter to explore what we can learn from the many religious pursuits of faith and truth. Rev. Young served as the minister of Central Unitarian Church in Paramus, NJ, from 1977-1991, during which time Daniel's family were members of his church.
"Redeeming Words: Sacrament" Rev. Thomas Fitzgerald Special events and experiences mark many of our lives. Together we'll consider how to decide which of those experiences are sacred and which aren't. ••• MUSIC: violinist Harvey Wechsler and pianist Alan Dyer
We start a Lenten series on theological terms that need reinterpretation and reimagination with 'Redemption.' Join us as we start this period of reflection as liberal religious people in a world that assumes a lot about theology and church.
Join us for a message about finding joy in this moment.
Working for justice and equity is hard. How much of ourselves do we give to the work? And how much do we keep? And how do we care for ourselves and each other in the process? A WADE worship event.
WADE (Worth and Dignity Engagements) has been part of our effort to celebrate racial equity work and what it means to step into the actions of liberating ourselves and each other in the spirit of love. We will honor WADE and step into the water together this Sunday.
We will explore what our covenant is and what promise-making, breaking, and repairing mean in a spiritual community such as ours. Reflect on the promises you make to yourself and others and how this church can help you center them in a larger narrative.
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