“Our forebears envisioned a unified and a unifying faith, and yet somehow we have devolved in some corners of our movement into a metaphysical, theological wrestling match (often more pay-per-view style than Olympic rules).” — John Cullinan Copy Share Image
“Our assignment of worth to others, our unconditional love of even those who would seem most unworthy of it, becomes our response to those… — John Cullinan Copy Share Image
“no matter the acuity of our senses, no matter how educated we are or how good we are or how much conviction we live… — John Cullinan Copy Share Image
“Our forebears envisioned a unified and a unifying faith, and yet somehow we have devolved in some corners of our movement into a metaphysical,… — John Cullinan Copy Share Image
“The purpose of the church is to say “no” to a world that demands divisions among us, asks us to live in fear of… — John Cullinan Copy Share Image
“More specifically, the Hebrew Bible tells the story of a people who move away from slavery under Pharaoh—a system that requires many people to… — John Cullinan Copy Share Image
“The legacy of our Unitarian forebears is calling us back to the real purpose of the church: To walk together in the ways of… — John Cullinan Copy Share Image
“The desire for moments of transcendence and the work of bringing them into our experience—this is the heart of all religion, really. But, there… — John Cullinan Copy Share Image
“People’s experiences of the Holy are filtered through and expressed within the confines of their existing language and culture.” — John Cullinan Copy Share Image
“Yes, we are, all of us, bound together in creation. Yes, we are, all of us, worthy of a place at creation’s table. And… — John Cullinan Copy Share Image
