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May 3 2025. Todd Eklof NAUA NAUA – Where we are; where we are going.
Read more: May 3 2025. Todd Eklof NAUA NAUA – Where we are; where we are going.Todd Eklof, NAUA President, will discuss the NAUA’s past, present and future, then invite participants to reflect on his message and share their own thoughts. Todd Eklof, NAUA President, will be the main speaker for May’s service. He will discuss where we are, where we have come from, and where we might go. This will…
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A Vision for Liberal Religion
Read more: A Vision for Liberal ReligionRalph Waldo Emerson decried the Unitarianism of his day as “corpse-cold” and urged the religion to evolve with new understandings of the contemporary world. Those understandings are still with us today, but our Living Tradition asks us to continue evolving with the times. Dr. Matthew Shear will share with us a positive view of what…
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Feb. 11, 2025 – Boom Or Doom? Is Unleashing AI Intelligent or Wise?
Read more: Feb. 11, 2025 – Boom Or Doom? Is Unleashing AI Intelligent or Wise?Photo credit https://infiniteleaders.co/executive-coaching-advisory/ For decades, Artificial Intelligence was one of those “maybe someday” dreams. Seemingly out of nowhere, ChatGPT exploded on the scene in early 2023. The clock is now ticking – the capabilities of A.I. are going to improve exponentially, and very quickly. As with almost every technological advancement in our lifetime, we find…
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Apr. 25, 2025. The Role of Faith Communities in Abolishing Nuclear Weapons
Read more: Apr. 25, 2025. The Role of Faith Communities in Abolishing Nuclear WeaponsDiscussions about nuclear weapons are often framed as security, legal, political or military issues. Yet equally important are moral and ethical perspectives, and faith communities play a critical role in bringing in such dimensions to discourses about nuclear weapons, which poses existential threats to humanity and our planet. In this talk, Anna Ikeda of Soka Gakkai International will…