Topic: Equality

Thomas Paine and Freedom, Then and Now

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Thomas Paine UU Fellowship
Thomas Paine and Freedom, Then and Now
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Thomas Paine’s Common Sense 1774 went “viral” in the American colonies in 1774 and inspired our Declaration of Independence. We just celebrated its 249th anniversary. It was a declaration of freedom from the impulsive edicts and wars of a mad king, from taxation without representation, from state-imposed religion. That freedom has been expanded to abolish … Continue reading Thomas Paine and Freedom, Then and Now

Eighteen Years of Welcoming Congregation

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Eighteen Years of Welcoming Congregation
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Eighteen Years of Welcoming Congregation – One Step Forward; Two Steps Back Eighteen years ago, we went through the process of becoming a Welcoming Congregation. Recent events are attempting to reverse the significant progress that has been made in our country. Bring your thoughts and feelings; let’s talk about i

Quiet Action: Examining Women Who Made Significant, Yet Often Unseen Contributions to Women’s Rights

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Quiet Action: Examining Women Who Made Significant, Yet Often Unseen Contributions to Women’s Rights
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How can one person make a difference? Many women in the United States and other countries have contributed significantly to the progress of women’s rights, yet their contributions often go unnoticed or are not recognized. Join us for a service with Joanne Walker and other TPUUF Women to learn about some of these women, their … Continue reading Quiet Action: Examining Women Who Made Significant, Yet Often Unseen Contributions to Women’s Rights

Let’s Celebrate UU Women’s History Month

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Let's Celebrate UU Women's History Month
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Join us on March 16 to learn more about several UU women who had a profound effect. Presenters include Karen McCann talking about Margaret Moseley, Sheila Sangmeister speaking about Susan B. Anthony and Flo Shore presenting Mary Livermore.

In Celebration of Women

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In Celebration of Women
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In recognition of Women’s History Month, Cindy Westphal and Linda Weaver will reflect on the profound impact women have had throughout history.  Their message will emphasize the strength and resilience of women who have fought for justice, equality, and the worth and dignity of every human being.  Join us as we recognize the vital role … Continue reading In Celebration of Women

The Work is Never Done

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The Work is Never Done
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In 2007, TPUUF completed an accreditation process to be official recognized as a “Welcoming Congregation” – a community open and affirming to gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people. (See more here: UUA Welcoming Congregation.) TPUUF continues to be a loving community, but the work of welcome is never done. How can we make sure that … Continue reading The Work is Never Done

What Would Thomas Paine Think of Project 2025?

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What Would Thomas Paine Think of Project 2025?
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What is Project 2025 and why is everyone talking about it? What would our namesake Thomas Paine think of it based upon his beliefs and his writings?

Pride Sunday – Who, What, When, Where, Why of the Trevor Project

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Thomas Paine UU Fellowship
Pride Sunday - Who, What, When, Where, Why of the Trevor Project
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Who, What, When, Where, Why of the Trevor Project.  Sheila Sangmeister is a volunteer for this organization and will share her experiences and information about the Trevor Project.

Being Neuro-Divergent: Three Views

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Being Neuro-Divergent: Three Views
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Neurodivergence means that a person’s brain processes information in a way that is not typical of most people. Neurodiversity describes the idea that people interact with the world in many different ways. We all know people who are neuro-divergent. We are often unaware that someone we are talking to is neurodivergent. Many conditions are considered … Continue reading Being Neuro-Divergent: Three Views

Equity vs. Equality vs. Justice

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Equity vs. Equality vs. Justice
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When talking about making the world a better place, there are many terms and phrases used. What is the difference between Equity, Equality, and Justice? Do the words we use make a difference in how we act and how we think? (Hint: the answer is “yes”. Come hear why!)