This sermon of a spiritual address explores the concept of embodiment within the context of faith communities and the Unitarian Universalist “Welcoming Congregation” program.
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I Am
We will explore our connections, what grounds us and connects us to our deepest selves and to others and why it matters.
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Over There — Beyond That Mountain, in That Valley
This sermon explores the concept of the tragedy of the commons, shifting the perspective from inevitable decay to a vision of collective stewardship.
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Whose Are We?
“A creation can never be separated from its source.” Where did we come from? What are we? Where do we belong? How do we know?
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Take Care of Yourself First
This sermon explores the essential practice of prioritizing self-care while supporting loved ones struggling with addiction.
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Sentient Beings
Why being a vegetarian and a Unitarian Universalist are such good bedfellows, in terms of extending our guiding principles to include animals
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No Time to Go it Alone
What does it mean to be a people of Expectation? For Unitarian Universalists, change is expected; is it easier in community?
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No Time for a Casual Faith
This sermon advocates for a rigorous and active spiritual commitment in response to a world plagued by environmental crisis, systemic violence, and social injustice.
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The Wisdom of Music
This sermon explores the profound emotional and spiritual impact of music on the human experience, illustrating how melodies and lyrics act as a tool for healing and self-discovery.
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The Tiger and the Dragon
This sermon explores the profound spiritual and artistic traditions of Daoism through the lens of Chinese landscape painting, specifically the Shanshui style.