I came here by way of water; you did too. At some point, I moved away, And then now as I grow into wisdom, I find myself coming back. To…
QuianaDenae Perkins
QuianaDenae is a Black Unitarian Universalist. She is a first-year Seminarian at Starr King School for the Ministry. QuianaDenae serves UU – Ann Arbor as the Coordinator of Congregational Life. She is a Mama of two teens. She finds great meaning in daily walks and bird feeder vigils.
Join us in a 'moving' celebration of the Autumnal Equinox as we explore the spiritual meanings of the season, the significance of balance, and the rhythms and movement that help…
This Sunday is Labor Sunday, which the AFL union designated in 1909 for people of faith to concentrate on workers’ concerns. On Monday evening, the Jewish High Holy Days kick…
What is "self-care"? And what does it look like in daily life? And why is it important? This service explores self-care as a spiritual practice, by exploring the themes of…
Forgiveness can be one of the most challenging acts for a person to undertake and perhaps the most difficult act of forgiveness for many of us is the act of…
As Unitarians, what does it mean to be a welcoming congregation for visitors and members of Wildflower with disabilities? In this service, we will explore what disability is, along with…