What does it mean to carry within us the echoes of our collective African origins? Whether through ancestry, culture, or the shared heritage of humanity, Africa lives in our unconscious, shaping who we are and how we connect with one another. Drawing from history, psychology, and sacred traditions, we will reflect on how this connection … Continue reading Our African Unconscious

Ellen and William Craft’s daring escape from slavery is a story of extraordinary courage, ingenuity, and determination. Disguised as a white man and his servant, the Crafts risked everything for freedom, embodying the resilience and strength of the human spirit. Their journey reminds us that liberation is not just a dream but a bold act … Continue reading Of Bone and Sinew

In today’s world, the word “woke” has evolved into a rallying cry for awareness, justice, and compassion—values that resonate deeply with Unitarian Universalist principles. Yet, it has also become a term of controversy and misunderstanding. What does it truly mean to be “woke” in this moment, and why should we, as Unitarian Universalists, take pride … Continue reading Woke and Proud