A sense of awe often comes with a sense of vastness, an experience in which we might feel immersed in something larger than ourselves. How might we generate such a sense of awe in the course of our day-to-day lives? And why would we want to? Rev. Jan Taddeo, Service Leader Lydia Patrick, Worship Associate

In recognition of World AIDS Day, we witness with awe the compassionate presence of communities of care and bear witness to the continuing challenges of this world-wide epidemic. Rev. Jan Taddeo, Service LeaderJustin Miller, Worship Associate

“Faith development is all we do, Unitarian Universalism is the faith we teach, and the congregation is the curriculum.” What’s that mean? Rev. Jan Taddeo, Service Leader Noël Lemen, Worship Associate Please stay after the service to attend a Town Hall Meeting.

A contemplative service to memorialize those who were killed due to anti-transgender hatred or prejudice. Rev. Jan Taddeo, Service Leader

Our vision calls us to joyfully nurture connections within our walls and beyond. Let’s explore how we do this, and why. Rev. Jan Taddeo, Service Leader Victoria Fashakin, Worship Associate

People have been seeking the promise of America for centuries. Many have lived into that promise, and many have been denied, or died, in seeking that promise. How can we create a more compassionate America that welcomes the stranger? Rev. Jan Taddeo, Service Leader Justin Miller, Worship Associate

In this annual service dedicated to remembering our beloveds who have died, we dive into what it takes to create a container of belonging strong enough to hold our deepest sorrows and greatest challenges. You are encouraged to bring photos of loved ones in your life who transitioned in the past year, or whose loss … Continue reading Creating the Container of Belonging: A Service of Remembrance

An inquiry into our relationship with our ancestors and family, and our sense of belonging. Rev. Taddeo, Service Leader Bill Benshoof, Worship Associate

In the context of Atlanta  PRIDE weekend, and two days after National Coming Out Day, we’ll explore the challenge of belonging. People will carpool to the MARTA station immediately after the service to join other Atlanta area UUs in the Atlanta PRIDE Parade. Rev. Taddeo, Service Leader Lorena Griffin, Worship Associate

In his “Conversations with God” series of books, Neale Donald Walsh invites the reader to expect an angel in every person they encounter. Can we also expect a miracle in every encounter with life? Rev. Jan Taddeo, Service Leader Bill Benshoof, Worship Associate