In this sermon, Ann Richards describes her spiritual practice of intentionally collecting moments of joy to combat her natural tendency toward pessimism.
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Joy Comes Back
This sermon by Reverend Alice King explores the resilient nature of joy, distinguishing it from fleeting moments of happiness.
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Pride Service
One of the highlights of the calendar year, the UUCL Pride Service celebrates and supports our LGBTQ+ community.
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In Whom Do We Trust?
During times of turmoil, uncertainty and unprecedented change, who can we trust, and to what extent?
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The Grandeur of Life
In this sermon, the speaker explores how to navigate political and personal turmoil without succumbing to emotional paralysis.
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Ecospiritual Prayer
In this sermon, Ursula Goodenough defines the concept of religious naturalism, an orientation that finds sacred meaning in scientific understandings of the universe rather than supernatural myths.
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Trusting the Dark
This sermon explores the transformative potential of darkness, challenging the common perception that light alone represents goodness while shadows signify evil.
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Dwelling Together
This sermon emphasizes that trust is the essential foundation for building a resilient and liberating spiritual community.
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All Are Called
In this sermon, Reverend Alice King addresses a Unitarian Universalist congregation regarding the formal process of becoming their called settled minister
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Practices for Solidarity and Survival
This sermon by Reverend Alice King that introduces a set of spiritual and practical commitments for navigating modern chaos and societal “brokenness.”