UUCCI Rev. Nic Cable

To conclude our recent series on being a community of lifelong learners, Rev. Nic will explore the ecosystem needed to grow as individuals and collectively. Now is the time to plan and plant so as the summer ends and the harvest comes, we can prepare for a nourishing year of continued learning in 2024-2025.





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“This is the real secret of life—to be completely engaged with what you are doing in the here and now. And instead of calling it work, realize it is play.” ~ Alan W. Watts



In today‘s service you are invited to connect with your playful side and deepen your understanding of how play can help us heal, learn, grow and thrive through hands on experiences. We hope you leave here with joy and renewal and a newfound sense of fun!

Minister Emeritus, Rev. Dennis McCarty will return to discuss "What is Epistemic Justice, and Why Should We Care?" Epistemology is the study of human knowledge. Terms such as "testimonial epistemic injustice" sound WAY too complicated. But what if we think we know something--that just just isn't true? What if we think that without even realizing we're thinking it? That's how ethnic and gender bias work. Rev. Dennis will explain this complex-sounding study in real-world terms. We all have room for self-examination on this one.



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Notes From Mt. Horeb by Rev. Nic Cable
https://revcable.substack.com

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When the last bell of the semester rings and the school buses depart for a final time, that is when class truly begins. Well, spoiler, as Unitarian Unviersalists, we are committed to being lifelong learners, year-round, year-over-year. Why? Because it is not only a central value of our living faith tradition, but it is also a counter-cultural, revolutionary rebuke to the passivity and resignation that "this is it." We have so much to learn in order to live. So as we live, may we choose to learn.



You can find the written service on Substack!
Notes From Mt. Horeb by Rev. Nic Cable
https://revcable.substack.com

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50 years ago, a group of black, feminist, lesbian socialists came together to form the Combahee River Collective. Meeting from 1974-1980, this group challenged the narrowness of both white feminism and the misogyny of the Civil Rights Movement. A half century since its first gathering, Rev. Nic will reflect on the lasting call to engage in intersectional justice work today and into the future.

You can find the written service on Substack!
Notes From Mt. Horeb by Rev. Nic Cable
https://revcable.substack.com

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Join us to sing, celebrate, and recommit ourselves to being stewards of this beautiful planet we call home.

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Notes From Mt. Horeb by Rev. Nic Cable
https://revcable.substack.com

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