Dave White has been in Richmond for 30 years, but discovered First UU Church of Richmond just 2 years ago while on a spiritual quest. He found a home here and now is a member of the Taoist group, the Human Resources committee and a regular Vespers attendee. He works in the Information Technology field and has two daughters. [more...]
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Sunday,
July 20
10
a.m.
"The
Transient and Permanent in Religious Tradition"
Rev. Patty Hannafin
In 1841, Unitarian
minister Theodore Parker delivered a sermon entitled, “The Transient and
Permanent in Christianity” in which he asks the question, “What of absolute
value never changes?”I will explore
Parker’s influence on liberal religious thought during his lifetime and its
relevance to our lives in the 21st century.
