Join us Sunday, May 24, at 11am in person or on ZOOM as Carol Swift presents
"Unitarian Universalism Part 2: What is Unitarianism?"
Two of our most asked questions are, "What is Unitarianism?" and "What is Universalism?" We answered the second question in an earlier service. This week will be Part 2, dealing with the history, development, and theology of Unitarianism.
The concept of a trinity, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, developed in early Christianity, beginning around the mid 2nd century CE. It became and remains a cornerstone of the theology of most Christian denominations. However, during the Protestant Reformation of the 16th century CE, Unitarianism, promoting the singular, unitary nature of God, became an established (though persecuted) movement.
We will look at the development of the beliefs of Unitarianism from its beginnings and and how they are expressed in modern Unitarian Universalism.
All are invited for Coffee and Conversation after the Service.
The Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations (UUA) has designated LUUF a "Welcoming Congregation", signifying its recognition that our church in Wayne cherishes diversity as it celebrates and supports the lives, relationships and contributions of our lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer members and friends. We affirm and promote their participation in every facet of congregational activity.
Lakeland Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, 231 Parish Drive, Wayne, NJ 07470
Jody Rubel, founder of Mad Monk Tai Chi, offers classes
at LUUF that are open to everyone.
(There is an instructor fee for this activity)
Saturdays , Tai Chi
Advanced 10:30 am
Beginner 12:00 noon
Give it a try!
Mondays, Swords Class, 6:00pm
Find more information on the "Ongoing Activities" page.
The Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA) will be conducting a Medieval Re-enacting Group Arts and Sciences Workshop and Social event at LUUF, the
2ND MONDAY OF EACH MONTH FROM 7 to 9pm,
Light fare pot luck. $5 or more donation. Free for LUUF attendees.
Open to the public
Historical dress Encouraged, not required. Dress in the spirit of medieval Europe, Asia or North Africa. Effort is valued over accuracy.
Come join the Current Middle Ages!
Find more information on the "Ongoing Activities" page.
