UUCA – Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Atlanta

The Secret Lives of Our Parents Rev. Anthony David June 20, 2010 In her poem entitled “Prayer,” Daisy Rhau tells a story about her father when he was only ten years old, his life threatened during warfare in Korea, 1944. He was fleeing enemy soldiers with the rest of his family, hiding behind a [...]

Crooked Path to Enlightenment Rev. Anthony David June 13, 2010 Late in Siddhartha Gautama’s ministry, when India was on fire with his liberating message, people would come to him asking NOT who are you? NOT what’s your name, your origin, your ancestry? But asking this: WHAT are you? In other words: To what order [...]

Doctor of the Soul: Carl Jung Rev. Anthony David June 6, 2010 In the summer of 1977, I would not have recognized the name Carl Jung even though the major event of my life back then was premised to a significant extent on the work of one of his disciples, Joseph Campbell. I’m talking [...]

By Pam Kilmer, UUCA Board Member In a recent UU World article, Janet H. Bowering started by saying, “A church is people. It is not a body of belief, a set of principles, or an impressive structure of stone, wood, and glass.” This statement resonated with me because that is what drew me to UUCA [...]

How long has it been since you looked at your high school yearbook? Inspired by our recent graduates (which we honored at the May 16th Bridging Service), I looked at mine. There I was— Anthony from 26 years ago—weird hairstyle and all. On one of the pages, a girl I secretly liked wrote, “Anthony, you [...]