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A podcast of the Sunday Assembly at First Unitarian Society of Minneapolis.
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The United States is celebrating the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence this year. On Sunday, July 5, FUS members and friends will take a closer look at this bold, aspirational statement and consider ho
Life is a journey, and we both influence and are influenced by everyone and everything that we encounter on our paths. Using the story “The Boy, the Mole, the Fox, and the Horse” by Charlie Mackesy, we’ll reflect on how
Robin Wall Kimmerer has written that all flourishing is mutual. As we approach the end of this time of interim ministry, let’s explore what we have learned and what our work together has uncovered. What are some best pra
Folks in animal costumes have shown up at marches all across the nation, and have become emblematic of peaceful protest, and many home-made signs have expressed a desire for kindness over hatred. The winner of a ‘sermon
You might at some time have been scolded with the words “curiosity killed the cat,” suggesting that too much curiosity is not a good thing. And yet we are curious beings. Assuming curiosity is itself amoral, what are our
On the first Sunday Rev. Chad Snyder was with you, he spoke of the mystery embedded in what is yet to come. We just don’t know what will happen, or what will emerge. Let’s explore the role of curiosity as an influencer…a
“What is a community of faith? It is first and foremost a place of constant beginning.” Those words are from Rev. Dr. Galen Guengerich, former Senior Minister of All Souls UU congregation in New York City. In this presen
Everything grows from something. We can’t always know just how the planting will turn out, but we can picture possibilities and envision what we will do together to shape them into something beautiful and flourishing. Re
We enter the month of April celebrating the Earth. The earth beneath us literally grounds us…holds us in its gravitational pull…as we continue to live into and through a shifting world. What possibilities are emerging ri
A cofounder of the Minnesota Green Party, Greta Gaard is author of Critical Ecofeminism, a book about contemporary issues from animal and plant studies to sustainability and climate justice. She is an activist and schola
It has been cold and icy in Minnesota, and some are longing for spring. But Kurt Vonnegut says that March and April are not spring; rather, they are the unlocking season. Now is the time for what is frozen to thaw, and w
It takes a special kind of resilience to insist on love, to keep choosing it when it seems an impossible task, to act in the knowledge that only love can overcome hate. This isn’t a ‘Valentine’s Day’ kind of love; it is
We’ve talked of resistance, and now, as we see that we are in this for the long haul, we must lean into our resilience. Whence cometh it? What ancient knowing holds us up? What nascent understanding pulls us forward, one
Humanism isn’t the opposite of faith – it’s the opposite of authoritarianism. Unitarian minister Curtis Reese, a co-founder of the American Humanist Association, referred to humanism as the “religion of democracy” for a
There is so much to resist in these times, and it’s important to remember that the foundation of resistance is not necessarily potential success. Maybe we resist because of what will be lost if we do not, or because we d
A talk in three parts about fascism, chaos, and hope — largely from the words given here at First Unitarian Society of Minneapolis 100 years ago by Rev. John Dietrich and Rev. Raymond Bragg. And an invitation to offer ne
The winter solstice has officially passed, but the sun won’t be rising any earlier for at least a couple more weeks. We’re told the days are getting longer, but it doesn’t quite feel like it. Still, hasn’t the sun been p
As 2025 comes to a close, America finds itself struggling to remember essential core values which helped it get past the drumbeats of fascism, racism, homophobia and other horrible systems of belief. With all that’s comi
Can hope be cultivated? Is it just hanging around waiting for us to choose it? Or maybe there are certain conditions under which it thrives. Today we’ll wonder if hope might grow in uncertainty or hide in the shadows.
Gratitude is not just a “bigger” grateful. So says the research on gratitude. But what is it, and why is it worth our consideration? Guest speaker Rev. Arif Mamdani joins us for an exploration of gratitude – what it is (
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