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Joseph Priestley: Unitarian and Radical Immigrant

Dr. Joseph Priestley, the discoverer of oxygen, was a Unitarian minister who immigrated to the U.S. with the help of Benjamin Franklin after his home, church and lab were destroyed by a mob in England because of his pro-American and French Revolution advocacy and his Unitarian religious views. Once here, he continued his religious and political discourse joining Thomas Jefferson and James Madison, thus…

What I Did at My Summer Camp

“Reclaiming is a community of people working to unify spirit and politics. Our vision is rooted in the religion and magic of the Goddess, the Immanent Life Force. We see our work as teaching and making magic: the art of empowering ourselves and each other. In our classes, workshops, and public rituals, we train our voices, bodies, energy, intuition, and minds. We…

What Is the Lutheran Church? (Or: Did a Diet of Worms Really Trigger the Reformation?)

So …,  we’re sharing a Lutheran Church space. What is the Lutheran Church? Join us on a tour through the life of Martin Luther and the origins of Lutheranism, with a brief side trip through the denomination in the present day. We’ll also take a look at some of the symbolism and liturgical accoutrements in the  sanctuary. See what you already know, and whether there’s something you’ve missed!

Love, Delight, and Pride

Join us this Sunday as we celebrate Pride and exclaim together, “Love is love!” Pride is a distinctive month inviting us into an unabashed celebration of self and into a unique, jubilant resistance. As a religious community joining in this communal delight, we are called to reflect upon and explore the nuances of an affirming, welcoming faith.

Awakening to Delight

There is abundant wisdom held in leaves and petals that reflects the musings of many of us.  I wonder how this season can answer a question both simple and paramount, a query that has made its way through millennia – Why do we exist? Why are we here?