Understanding covenant is key to understanding Unitarian Universalism. We tend to think of covenant in terms of community and making promises. What might we learn if we thought of covenant and covenanting as if it was a game?  Using a framework developed by the philosopher James P. Carse, we’ll explore how living into our UU covenant means that we are playing an infinite, rather than a finite, game.

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About the guest Minister: Rev. Joseph Cleveland is a banjo player, a peanut butter and jelly sandwich maker, and a Doctor Who fanatic from Minnesota who’s made Central New York his home. Trained in both science and literature as well as religion, Rev. Joe is fascinated by how we can find wonder and create meaning in our lives through music, ritual, and story.

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