“Carl Sandburg and Social Justice”
Dr. Quinley will focus on Sandburg’s social justice messages rooted in the core American value of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness for all peoples.
Topic: History
“Starr King: The Orator Who Saved the Union”
In a readers’ theatre presentation, learn how Starr King’s life and religious beliefs compelled him to speak against slavery and for social justice at a pivotal time in American history.
“The Legend of HappyLand”
The legend of HappyLand
lives in both myth and truth.
“Connections: The History and Soul of the UUFH”.
The history of UUFH
“Our Unitarian Universalist Association”
We will consider the history, structures and soul of our greater Association.
Labor Day: A Detroit Perspective
John Owens explores the history of the labor movement and its personal impact on his own family history and career
”Amos Does the Unthinkable”
In this time of racial injustice, can we learn from a firebrand from our distant past?
Reflections on Racism and White Privilege
Reflections on racism and white privilege and what she has learned along the way
“Memory: More than a Broadway Musical”
What does it mean to have a day set aside for the nation’s fallen soldiers?
“Jesus, the Loser”
Reflections on today’s liberal religion.