Dr. Paula Montgomery, member of UUCP, discusses “How America Got Mean” according to David Brooks. Is it anger? Is it fear? Or just “ornery cussedness”? What makes us act so mean? And how did we get here? Watch this video on our YouTube Channel.
Paula Montgomery, M.D., long-time member of UUCP, will present the next installment in the Series of GREAT PEACEMAKERS, True Stories from Around the World. Workers for Peace: Thoreau and Gandhi. As UUs we are committed to the goal of a world community with peace, liberty and justice for all. Thoreau was a philosopher and poet … Continue reading The Great Peacemakers Series
Perhaps we all want our wishes carried out. Does a Will do that for us and which one does it? Presented by Dr. Paula Montgomery, a lifelong member of our congregation. Last Will and Testament is an official document about your assets and possessions and how you want them distributed when you are gone. A Living Will lets people … Continue reading Carrying Out Our Wishes: All the Wills
This service will be fun and surprising. Appropriate for all ages. We will hear from our surprising UUs in skit format.
Paula Montgomery talks about “Striving for Justice” and the work of the JUST Pensacola initiative that we share with numerous Pensacola churches. She also tells three stories to illustrate the difference between “Justice” and “Equality.”
As Unitarian Universalists, we covenant to affirm and promote the use of the democratic process. Having the right to vote is an essential element of our country’s democracy, as is educating ourselves on issues that affect our communities. This Sunday, Dr. Paula Montgomery will present a detailed description of the six amendments on the Florida … Continue reading Virtual Service: Voting Our Values
Still We Persist, a Sunday Service with message by Paula Montgomery, music by Bobby Van Deusen, Denise D’Angelo and others, and contributions from Rev. Alice Syltie, Marylee Donnelly, and Laura Keith King. Paula shares a story of the work that women and their allies have done to secure equal rights for women in the United States. … Continue reading Virtual Service: Still We Persist
UU congregations affirm and promote the democratic process, and the democratic process is the responsibility of the people. This process depends on the people learning about the issues and being ready to act on them. One of the issues going forward in our larger community right now is a vote on the amendments to the … Continue reading The Democratic Process
