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In our individual lives and in the lives of congregations, we are guided by our stories. We organize events into coherent ways of making sense of our experience. Sometimes the stories we compose open horizons of possibilities before us. Other times, our stories can serve to limit our possibilities. Being human religiously means to become conscious of our creative role in shaping and reshaping not only the circumstances of our lives, but how we interpret our circumstances. The Unitarian Universalist social ethicist, James Luther Adams puts it this way: “Humanity lives both in and above history. We are fatefully caught in history, both as individuals and as members of a group, and we are also able to be creative in history.”

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Thomas Paine UU
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A wonderful sunny Sunday. Exploring our Principles using a UU Principles "fortune teller," preparing the dog treats we made to be shared during Coffee Hour and playing the Peace card game. #faithinaction #TPUUF #SundayFunDay #serviceisourprayer

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8:07 pm · March 17, 2019

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