This sermon highlights the Unitarian Universalist principles of inherent worth and interconnectedness as tools to overcome social and political divisions.
Author: Tym K (Tym K)
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Even these things may seem pleasant
In this poignant sermon, a grieving father reflects on the sudden death of his son and his own journey toward spiritual healing.
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Changes
This sermon features a guest minister reflecting on the inevitability of change and the value of interfaith openness.
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Keep the Cake
This sermon explores the complex intersection of religious freedom, civil rights, and the social consequences of discrimination through the lens of a 2013 Oregon bakery dispute.
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Whole Living and Our Money: Making the Connection
In this sermon, Mike Little explores the complex psychological and spiritual relationship people have with money, noting that it is often a subject shrouded in secrecy and discomfort.
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Black Lives Matter
This sermon explores the systemic injustices faced by African Americans and other marginalized groups while emphasizing the inherent sanctity of every human life.
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Deep Calls Unto Deep
This sermon captures a spiritual water ceremony where a community gathers to symbolize their collective unity by merging different water sources into a single vessel.
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Labor in Loudoun
This sermon documents a community panel discussion regarding the evolving landscape of labor and economic development in Loudoun County and Leesburg, Virginia.
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My Looseleaf Bible
This sermon explores the personal nature of Unitarian Universalism, highlighting the faith’s emphasis on individual responsibility in defining one’s own spiritual beliefs.
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Precepts, Commandments, Rules for Living
This sermon explores the diverse frameworks individuals use to navigate morality, ranging from structured religious codes to personal philosophies.