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Unitarian Universalists come from many different religious pasts, some of which left us scarred. Certain words evoke negative reactions that can affect our spiritual growth as individuals and as a congregation. Today we’ll talk about how religious post-traumatic-stress can stunt our spiritual growth, and what we can to do heal from it.

Ralph Waldo Emerson had a lot to say about religion and integrity. What would he have to say to Unitarian Universalists today?

Performs during Sunday Service once or twice per month – offering high quality musical interludes for the congregation.

A gathering to knit shawls for people who are sick or going through a hard time – to provide comfort, warmth and healing thoughts.  Items are also knit for the Annual Holiday Boutique in December as a fundraiser to benefit UUDanbury.

A support meeting for family members coping with relatives diagnosed with mental illness.

Presenting films of substance in a living room setting, providing and opportunity to discuss with friends.

Performs during Sunday Service once or twice per month – offering high quality musical interludes for the congregation.

Discusses a current issue using as a source an article or book (fiction or non-fiction) selected by the group.

A gathering to knit shawls for people who are sick or going through a hard time – to provide comfort, warmth and healing thoughts.  Items are also knit for the Annual Holiday Boutique in December as a fundraiser to benefit UUDanbury.