What do we build with our faith—and what happens when faith encounters the boundaries of land, community, church, and state?

Unitarian Universalism has long affirmed freedom of conscience and the importance of religious pluralism while also calling us to consider how our values take shape in the world we share. Questions about faith and public life invite us to examine the boundaries we create: those that protect freedom and diversity, those that define communities, and those that may separate us from one another.

Sunday, October 11, Rev. Carol Wolff joins us with “A Wall of Faith and Land, Church, and State.” We invite you to come with curiosity as we consider faith, boundaries, belonging, and our responsibilities to one another in a pluralistic society.

Topics: Faith, Inspiration, Pluralism, Worship