"This I Believe"

Shakespeare’s Juliet famously discounted the importance of labels, saying “A rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” However, as her story unfolds she learns the social power behind all names. What meaning comes with the name Unitarian Universalist? Why is there no hyphen, and could it be that “Unitarian” is an adjective? Come explore the truth within names this Sunday. Our guest, Reverend Thomas Perchlik, was ordained in 1991 and has served Unitarian Universalist congregations in Wyoming, Texas, Indiana and Missouri. He now joyfully serves Cedars Unitarian Universalist Church, in Northern Kitsap County and Bainbridge Island, Washington. Worship leader: Rev. Thomas Perchlik Worship Associate: Rev. Amy Zucker Morgenstern Special music: Aaron Lington, saxophone

The Unitarian Universalist Church is a liberal religious movement known for its emphasis on inclusivity and individual spiritual exploration. It embraces a wide range of beliefs and encourages members to seek their own path to truth and meaning. Core values include the promotion of social justice, environmental stewardship, and community engagement. The Emerson Unitarian Universalist Church in Houston likely aligns with these principles while also tailoring its activities and beliefs to the needs and interests of its local congregation, fostering a welcoming and accepting community for individuals of diverse backgrounds and beliefs. 

On Tuesday, December 7, Fourth Universalist Society hosted a panel discussion about the Climate Crisis, the urgency for action, and how we can begin to make important changes. Our panel discussion was moderated by Kamila Jacob, lead organizer for New York Unitarian Universalist Justice. Our panelists were: David Sayer, of Beyond Plastics Aly Tharp, Co-Director of Unitarian Universalist Ministry for Earth Rev. Peggy Clarke, Senior Minister, Community Church of New York and a formal UUA delegate to the recent UN Climate summit in Glasgow. Opening Prayer by Rev. Dr. Natalie Fenimore, Lead Minister, Unitarian Universalist Congregation at Shelter Rock Benediction by Rev. Dr. Audette Fulbright, Associate Minister, Unitarian Church of All Souls. The event was Cosponsored by: Fourth Universalist Environmental Justice Team, the Unitarian Universalist Ministry for Earth, New York UU Justice, Beyond Plastics, the Unitarian Universalist Association Office at the United Nations, and Unitarian Universalists for Social Justice. For more information about getting involved in Fourth Universalist Environmental Justice work, contact envirojustice@4thu.org

Sell My House Fast Shreveport LA! If you’re looking to sell your home in Shreveport Louisiana (Median Home Value of $124,062), you should know that 2023 local market data indicated an average 95 days to sale, with 54.40% of homes in selling under list price. So how do I go about selling my home fast (and getting the most cash)?At Priority Home Buyers, we get asked to "buy my house" daily. So if you've been thinking “I need to sell my house for cash" lately, we're here to help. We offer cash for houses and would be glad to help you overcome any real estate situation or personal challenge you are facing. We are the top cash home buyers in Louisiana, and we offer the most cash for your home in Shreveport LA, the fastest!Cash For My House Shreveport LA, Sell My House for Cash Shreveport LA, We Buy Houses Shreveport LA, Cash Home Buyers Shreveport LA, Buy My House Shreveport LAPriority Home Buyers | Sell My House Fast for Cash Shreveporthttps://priorityhomebuyers.com/sell-my-house-fast-shreveport-louisiana/https://priorityhomebuyers.com/sell-my-house-fast-louisiana/https://priorityhomebuyers.com/(877) 535-3543info@priorityhomebuyers.com