TRANSFORMATION: We covenant to transform and grow spiritually and ethically.
TRANSFORMATION: We covenant to transform and grow spiritually and ethically.
Thirty Days of Love is an annual program of spiritual nourishment, political grounding, and shared practices of faith and justice, sponsored by Side with Love, a public advocacy campaign that seeks to harness love's power to stop oppression. It is sponsored by the Unitarian Universalist Association
UUFS has adapted this program to include 30 days of Chalice lightings, in the hope that you find a few moments each day to light your personal chalice with the words in the daily links found below.
A just and abundant concept of safety requires all of us. It proclaims a future where care and safety are abundant because our relationships are cultivated through mutuality, not domination. We act, showing up with and for communities to win campaigns and to grow a network of love, compassion, and care.
Take a moment to think about the way you approach climate justice . . . Are you a Reformer committed to policy change? Do you take to the streets as a Resister? Do you orient to dismantling and creating new systems? Do you light up with the possibilities of Recreating? North Carolina Climate Justice Collective
When we witness our shared humanity we are called to care, to defend, protect, and affirm OUR very existence and our inherent wort. Everybody is cared for, can make decisions they need to be safe and whole in their being and has access to the resources they need to thrive.
Our work should ground and fortify us for whatever outcomes lie ahead. This means building and strengthening our local organizing landscapes. Growing and sharing our skills and resources generously. Engaging humbly. And always telling the truth.

(Unitarian Universalist Fellowship ofSalina),
901 Beatrice St, Salina, KS
Refreshments and treats will be served.
*ARTIST: Connie Burket
Connie Burket entered the professional workforce as an arts educator in 1986, serving for five years as Education Director for Salina Arts & Humanities and for twenty years as Director of the Kansas Alliance for Arts Education. She is motivated by a strong belief that every child should have access to the creative, cultural, cognitive, and community-building benefits of art.