I will be going to the Unitarian Society I belong to for Solstice Celebration. I have been to several Solstice Celebrations there. Good food, good music, a short play and folk dancing. Enjoyable.
I prefer to include the UNIVERSALIST co-title since 1962 of the most liberal denomination THAT HAS NO HELL making the only heaven real here upon earth....MERRY SOLSTICE starchildren even upon the International Space Station
HO HO HO
I saw a post of yours on agnostics.com but since I am not a member I couldn't read the whole thing. But it sounded intrguing. I am a cat lover, have had many cats at the same time and have physical challenges. Would like to know more about you
Hi Sharon, I sent you info about Facebook profile and also my email address. I am indeed a Crazy Cat Lady and I am eccentric. I think differently than most people. Feel free to contact me anytime - I like chatting with other Eccentrics. Have a good day.
I just attended my first UU Solstice event. It was all women. 25 to 30 of us. I am not a spiritual person at all so I don't know if the ritual part of it is a good fit for me, but I enjoyed being with women from my church. I will see how things go.
U.U. Feminism varies by congregation, society, fellowship and church. ...furthermore there are about 2 dozen Ethical Culture LEADERS who are also UU Reverends. ....I know 4 in Norman Oklahoma who are official PAGANS so some are magical thinkers others remain true to our value avoiding "idolatries of the spirit"....women & men, boys & girls can be Atheists AND believe THE UNIVERSAL WORTH and DIGNITY OF EVERY PERSON
I belong to a Unitarian Society. It is a good fit for me. Most people are atheist. A small percentage believe in god(s), but nobody talks about god(s). They talk about the here and now. Lots of emphasis on education, good music, book discussion groups, interesting speakers, solstice celebrations and the like. It provides the benefits of a church w/o requiring people to act like they believe in god(s).