Join us as our own Tamara Murray will share reflections on the recent UUs in Action trip to the New Orleans Collection exhibit, “Captive State: Louisiana and the Makings of Mass Incarceration.” Louisiana’s present-day distinction as the world’s incarceration capital is rooted in three centuries of history. Throughout its history, people in power have used systems of enslavement … Continue reading “From Slavery to Incarceration”
Happy Valentine’s Day, and also Black History Month! Both of these events occur in February, and at first glance seem not to be related. However, ultimately, they both have a foundation of caring and concern, albeit expressed differently. Come this Sunday to explore “What’s Love Got To Do WIth It,”and see how our UU “theology … Continue reading “What’s Love Got To Do With It?”
Inspired by “Langston Hughes: the Poet, the Man, the Message” by Rev. Ben Bortin and adapted by Erica Merchant, this service will honor the life and achievements of Langston Hughes, who was called the Poet Laureate of Harlem. The service will emphasize themes of struggle and resilience running through Hughes’ dynamic poetry. We will explore Hughes’ early years, his deep connection to jazz and blues, … Continue reading “Celebrating Jazz Poet Langston Hughes”
