Rev. Tom Rosiello - Unitarian Universalism shares a rich history with that of the United States. The US recently celebrated the 250th anniversary of an uprising to reject the power of an authoritarian ruler. How does a religion also grounded in the democratic principles of the Enlightenment respond when we again witness the attempted imposition of authoritarian rule? As a faith tradition committed to the equal worth and dignity of every person, how do we resist the dismantling of DEI programs? The interconnected nature of all existence and the embrace of scientific knowledge are critical to who we are. What do we do when our government is dismissive of these ideas? Finally, compassion and acts of kindness, especially toward the least among us, are our guide, so how do we respond when meanness and revenge seem to be the driving force in government? Indeed, these are challenging times, but it cannot be a time for despair. Join us for a service that focuses on how we can "keep the faith together" in order to meet the challenges.

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