Did you attend the ONE Wake assembly on October 13? Are you now interested in learning more about the history, the theory, and the practice of community organizing?
ONE Wake, through its sister organization Metro IAF, is offering an two-part online training in November. See the … read more.
By Jim Hurdis, ONE Wake Ministry Team
This month, UUFR got a chance to see what a difference we can make when we pool our efforts with other like-minded congregations across Wake County. UUFR members joined a chorus of people of all races and backgrounds … read more.
The ONE Wake Founding Assembly is just a little more than a week away. UUFR made a commitment to have 200 people there, and we still need you to sign up.
Watch this short video of UUFR members explaining why they’re attending the assembly, and … read more.
UUFR recently made a big commitment. We teamed up with our sister congregation Yavneh and promised to turn out 200 members for the ONE Wake Founding Assembly on Oct. 13.
At the founding assembly, ONE Wake will invite elected officials, political candidates … read more.
Do these principles look familiar?
We are committed to the search for a deeper and higher understanding of the spiritual realities in our lives and of our cosmic purposes.
We welcome, include and recognize the sanctity of every individual regardless of age, gender identity, sexual orientation, or … read more.
OK, I’m a Boomer.
As a member of that cohort, I’ve been engaged in various forms of “on the street” actions since the days of the Civil Rights, Women’s Rights and Stop the Viet Nam War movements.
After some retreat from social action while trying to find … read more.
UUFR voted to become a full, dues paying member of ONE Wake at our June 7th, 2020 Congregational meeting. You can learn more about ONE Wake here.
African Americans live with the constant threat of death by people who are sworn to serve and protect … read more.
Like all of us, ONE Wake’s interfaith social justice coalition found their plans for the Spring thrown into chaos —notably their first public assembly, originally scheduled for late May. More than most of our UUFR members, many of ONE Wake’s partner congregations found their members … read more.
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In the last blog we learned that systemic change requires a scale of influence larger than any one congregation can generate. But that scale is possible if we unite many like-minded groups. That is the core goal of ONE Wake. If each local … read more.
Photo Source: www.onewake.org
Most UU’s want to help change the world, to make a difference. As Unitarian Universalists we’re united in this desire – just look at our first two UU Principles: “The inherent worth and dignity of every person” and “Justice, equity and compassion in … read more.
