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Brian Porter will look at what being a UU Humanist means to him, how he came to be a Humanist and how that impacted his outlook on life, religion and other matters.

First introduced in 1923 by Unitarian minister Norbert Capek of Prague, Czechoslovakia the Flower Communion has been a favorite UU tradition. It is an annual ritual that celebrates beauty, human uniqueness, diversity, and community. This beautiful ceremony is an opportunity to express our

To be fully human is to be empathetic. As humans, we are hardwired for empathy. However, it is easy to lose touch with that part of ourselves in the turbulent political, social, racial, and religious climate of today. Through a perspective of humanism and neuroscience, we can restore, feel, and

Curiosity is somewhere near the core of what makes us human. Without it, we would be little more than clever, complex grasshoppers. Like most precious gifts or special capacities, however, curiosity can seduce us into folly as easily as it leads us to wisdom. It can also do both at once. What