This sermon by Reverend Alice King explores the multifaceted nature of joy and its essential role within the Unitarian Universalist faith.
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What if We Put Whiteness On Trial?
Speaker: Rev. Edith A. Love
November 28, 2021In this sermon, Reverend Edith A. Love examines the systemic inequities of the American legal system through the lens of three high-profile trials involving racial violence.
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Legacy Healing
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
November 14, 2021On how to hold on to, and how to let go of, the hard parts of UU and UUCL history.
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Cultivating a New Relationship with Eve
Speaker: Rev. Karen G. Johnston
October 24, 2021What if Eve of the Bible was not as conservative religion or popular culture depicts her?
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Climate in the Pulpit
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
October 17, 2021This sermon explores the spiritual and ethical necessity of shifting from a mindset of dominion to one of stewardship regarding the natural world.
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Holy Relationships & Long Spoons
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
October 10, 2021On covenant and community.
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Whence We Come and How and Whither
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
September 26, 2021What are the dreams that are ours to do in these days and times?
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Heartbreak and Hope
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
September 19, 2021This sermon explores the inevitable nature of human suffering and the spiritual journey required to transform heartbreak into hope.
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In Service of Our Common Humanity
Speaker: Michelle Saville
September 5, 2021We wrap up our summer series and reflect on what these ideas might mean for each of us individually and as a community.
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Science vs. Religion
Speaker: Frank Shipp
August 29, 2021This sermon examines the enduring friction between scientific inquiry and religious or political dogma, using the historical persecution of Galileo as a foundational example.