The Rev. Dawn Skjei Cooley—who has in fact participated in roller derbies—believes that Unitarian Universalists are called to “love the hell out of the world.” It’s a calling she practices regularly.
In a December run-off election, Muscogee County Sheriff Donna Tompkins became only the third woman elected a county sheriff in Georgia. She’ll talk about security, the Sheriff’s Office and her path to the top job in a department with 441 employees and a jail housing a thousand inmates.
The Flower Ceremony is an annual Unitarian Universalist ritual that celebrates beauty, diversity, community and the unique qualities individuals bring to our Fellowship.
Anton Flores-Maisonet* will mix personal stories of love, loss and a relentless hope with the account of Jesus’ encounter with his disciples on the Emmaus road.
This Sunday’s speaker explores the case for optimism and its relationship to Unitarian Universalist principles.
Our guest speaker at this Sunday’s service will be Claudia Muller, former director of the Chattahoochee Valley Public Libraries.
On Sunday, April 9, our speaker will be the Rev. Marti Keller of Atlanta. Rev. Keller is a poet, a blogger, an activist and a frequent celebrant and speaker at Unitarian Universalist churches throughout the region and beyond. She’s also the affiliated minister with the Unitarian Universalist Women’s Federation, and she’s a consultant on congregational ministry. Rev. Keller has … Continue reading “Courage and Comfort”
10:45 a.m. (coffee at 10:30 a.m.) Dr. Mike Dentzau, director of Oxbow Meadows will present “What Does Sustainability Mean in 2017?” Oxbow Meadows is an environmental education center of Columbus State University, in partnership with Columbus Water Works. Dr. Dentzau’s talk promises to be relevant to the Seventh Principle of Unitarian Universalism: respect for the interdependent web of … Continue reading What Does Sustainability Mean in 2017?
10:45 a.m. (coffee at 10:30 a.m.) This Sunday (March 26) Dr. Becky Becker will present. “Fiddler on the Roof: Lessons in Balance and Empathy with Tevye.” Becker heads the Bachelor of Arts Program in Theatre at Columbus State University. Her directing credits include: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Laramie Project, Eurydice and other works. She also conceived and directed several … Continue reading Fiddler on the Roof: Lessons in Balance and Empathy with Tevye
10:45 a.m. This Sunday (March 19) Ron Ussery will present “The Passages of Life: “Sheehy and Beyond.” Gail Sheehy’s book Passages, was named one of the 10 most influential books of all time by the Library of Congress. It offers a roadmap of human development through crises and transitions. Ussery will use this classic work … Continue reading The Passages of Life: Sheehy and Beyond
