What is the Special Relationship between the United Nations and Unitarian Universalism? Reviewing the history & connection UU’s have with this important organization. Why do we have a separate agency devoted to the UN? What are current projects of the UU UN office? How you & the congregation can get involved.… more
Am I an arrogant person for continuing to believe in the worth and dignity of people when almost everyone I meet seems to not feel it inside themselves? What is this rot, this vile thing that makes us all feel at times unworthy, corrupted? Is it the Universalist paradox and what can we do about it?… more
The 9/11 attacks on the Twin Towers have profoundly affected each of us and our larger world. Some of us found courage and inspiration in the midst of the horror and overwhelming grief. Some of us met fear with action to build a more loving world. Debbie Brown, who lived within three miles of Ground Zero, discovered a new path for her art and her gifts. We invite you to join us with your own memories and… more
Unitarian Universalism can feel like a nebulous and ephemeral thing, where there is nothing to sink your teeth into; like soup. What are the religious concepts that we share, where is the meat of it all?… more
Our work in the world profoundly influences our spiritual journeys. With daily contacts our co-workers, customers and bosses test our growing edges… Four beloved friends and members share their reflections this Sunday. Join us for this Labor Day reflection. Special Music by Sam Dack… more
In June, I asked everyone to be vigilant for a moment of ministry over the summer. I asked you to save those stories of connection and possibly some water or a stone from the place where the magic occurred. Please bring your stories to share in community during this inter-generational service.… more
AUUC is a regular contributor to The Cumbee Center, which offers assistance to abused persons. As an adult survivor of domestic violence, Debra will explore issues we still face regarding domestic violence and attempt to uncover progress we have made toward healing the victims and rehabilitating the abusers.… more
“Every person needs a place to thrive, not just survive… Homeless Not Hopeless – Homelessness”
Lacking a decent place that supports human dignity and development, provides stability and connects one to a larger community. (1500 of our Aiken Neighbors are on waiting lists for homes and shelter.) Chanosha N. Lawton currently serves as the Deputy Director for the Aiken Housing Authority.… more
Doug Rice retired from a 45-year career in commercial real estate, with the last 20 years in Columbia, SC. During his personal estate planning, he realized the importance of Living Wills and Health Care Powers of Attorney and became concerned that so many people are unaware of the power of choice these documents provide. So, he opened a SC Chapter of Compassion & Choices. Over the past three… more
Message from our minister: Today will mark one year since I began my service with Aiken UU Church. I will share highlights from over the past year and my vision for our continued work together. My how time flies!
Happy Birthday Eloise! Let’s celebrate after services today with cake & ice cream!… more
