Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Kokomo

Upcoming Events

9:00 Discussion Most Sundays

Discussion Group Most Sunday mornings, we have a discussion group at 9:00. The topic varies.

Feb 5 - A Stone of Hope - Rev. Beverly Seese.

This title comes from Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr's last speech which included the words, "We shall hew out of the mountain of despair, a stone of hope." Rev. Beverly Seese will speak about hope and what we as Unitarian Universalists depend on to give us hope. She will share some stories about people who continued to hope for something better in situations of potential despair. Let her know if you have a story you would like to share.

Feb. 12 - Forgiveness - The True Story Behind Saint Valentine's Day

This sermon explores the history and the roots of this holiday and traces it all the way back to Chaucer in the 14th century.

Feb. 19 - Is Black History Month Still Relevant? - Sarah Heath, Assistant Professor of History at IU Kokomo.

Professor Health will argue that Black History Month is still relevant, but that it requires adapting conversations away from a traditional narrative of oppression and racism. However, few Black History Month celebrations provide reminders about the extent to which(or whether) things have changed over time since those initial demands for equity were presented. Considering the extent to which there still re

Feb. 26 - Wade in the Waters of Time - Lex Cale-White intern Minister at All Souls Church, DC.

Every generation has its struggles. Many people struggle for freedom. Freedom comes in many forms. On this day we shall consider some of the waters we have waded in of our times. What waters must we wade through to get to the shore...to the banks that free us.

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Printed Newsletter: If you are interested in learning more about the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Kokomo, you can get our monthly newsletter containing information about upcoming events. We also have an e-mail version available. E-mail the office at secretary@uukokomo.org to ask to receive the newsletter.
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