The sermon this Sunday is the third and final sermon in a sermon series about religious naturalism. We have explored the thinking of Loyal Rue, Ursula Goodenough, and this week we will look at the perspective of Don Crosby. (No, this is not Don Crosby of Crosby, Stills & Nash).
In this sermon I will talk about what has been accomplished by the congregation over the last year and what we hope to accomplish in the year ahead. I look forward to seeing you Sunday.
This Sunday I will tell a story about the power of love. Most of the people I describe will remain anonymous for reasons that will be apparent. However, the story itself is true in all its details. This story will have several sub-themes, such as … read more.
and Why It is Important
Our lives derive meaning from the stories we are embedded in. These stories let us know where we came from and what our challenges are, and they help us to understand where we want to go. … read more.
In honor of Mother’s Day, and in the spirit (I hope) of what this holiday is about, I will explore the theme of the rise of feminine power.
Over the last two years, we have seen the … read more.
The Easter Story possesses immense importance within our society and culture. It is valuable for UUs to have their own points of view about the Easter story. The Easter story is archetypal, indicating that it reflects something important for and about … read more.
Part 4
The Presence of Black Women in Unitarianism, Universalism, and Unitarian Universalism
We strive for inclusivity and equality whenever we gather as people of faith. In this service, we will reflect upon those Unitarian, Universalist, and Unitarian Universalist women of African descent who have … read more.
Part 3
This will be the third of a four-part series of sermons on the theme of spirituality. … read more.
Part 2
Over the years, I have noticed that UU congregations struggle with understanding the value and place of spirituality. Considerable effort goes into whether UUs should be religious, not religious, anti-religious, spiritual, agnostic, undeclared, or any other variation thereof. Alternatively, much … read more.
