Uploaded August 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Summary:
Who hasn’t dreamed of having a nice white picket fence? But the next time you start building a wall between you and your neighbor, maybe you should ask yourself: What makes us construct dividing lines, physical or psychological?
Robert Frost wrote that before we build walls, we might ask what we were walling in, or walling out and who it might offend. But whether we are building real, or emotional, walls, seldom do we ask those questions.
Join us this Sunday as we look at the walls that help us and hurt us.
Sunday Service of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint
uuflint.org/#Watch
Summary:
Who hasn’t dreamed of having a nice white picket fence? But the next time you start building a wall between you and your neighbor, maybe you should ask yourself: What makes us construct dividing lines, physical or psychological?
Robert Frost wrote that before we build walls, we might ask what we were walling in, or walling out and who it might offend. But whether we are building real, or emotional, walls, seldom do we ask those questions.
Join us this Sunday as we look at the walls that help us and hurt us.
Sunday Service of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint
uuflint.org/#Watch










