In this sermon, Michelle Saville explores the universal concept of pilgrimage, viewing it as a spiritual journey that transcends specific religious traditions.
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Personal Journey Service
Speaker: Allan Bentkofsky
January 8, 2023In this sermon, three members of a Unitarian Universalist congregation share their personal stories of moving from traditional religious upbringing to a more liberal faith community.
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Dancing Along in the Wonder
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
December 4, 2022This sermon by Reverend Alice King examines the expansive nature of the universe and how its vastness serves as a bridge to deeper human connection.
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Connection
Speaker: Rev. Cara Fortner
November 27, 2022How can our free and active faith work in our ability to connect to others, the world, and to ourselves?
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Channels of Change: A Living Tradition
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
November 20, 2022Hymn #299 challenges us to make channels of the streams of love. What does it means to have a “living faith?”
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Changed for Good
Speaker: Jenna Korff
November 13, 2022On how we create positive change in our lives through relationships.
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Honoring the Ancestors
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
November 6, 2022In this sermon, Reverend Alice King explores the spiritual significance of honoring ancestors during the season when the boundary between the living and the dead is traditionally thinnest.
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We Think We Have Time
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
October 30, 2022This sermon by Reverend Alice King explores the universal and inevitable nature of grief and mortality.
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Connections, Community, Commitment
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
October 23, 2022We celebrate new members and a child blessing and dedication.
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The Thing Is…
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
October 16, 2022In this reflective sermon, Reverend Alice King explores the multifaceted nature of courage, distinguishing it from instinctive bravery by defining it as the choice to act despite being afraid