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We will explore the Good Samaritan through a Unitarian Universalist lens: not as doctrine to accept, but as wisdom to consider together. Jesus is asked, “Who is my neighbor?” Rather than giving a definition, he tells a story about a dangerous road, a wounded traveler, and an unexpected act of mercy. We will reflect on … Continue reading “The Good Samaritan”
Theodore Parker was a reforming minister of the Unitarian Church, and one of the earliest ministers to question how the Bible was to be understood and interpreted. A famous abolitionist, his words and popular quotations would later inspire speeches by Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther King, Jr.
Worship, RE, Picnic, and Fun at Beachwood Park! The park is located at 3157 Dune St, Muskegon, 49441 Beans are a metaphor for literally everything. While our strong opinions about them may separate us, they also remind us of our shared humanity. Bring a dried bean of choice to share for a future soup. There … Continue reading “Beans are Everything”
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