Jenna Korff shares a message about living our questions and what the best questions can inspire in us.
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A Miraculous Mess
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
April 18, 2021Exploring life and emergence as divine process.
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Return Anew To Love: a multi-generational service celebrating the Flower Communion
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
April 4, 2021This sermon uses the metaphor of a track race to describe the mental and physical exhaustion felt during the later stages of the pandemic.
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Commitment to Community: Be the Light!
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
March 14, 2021In this sermon, Reverend Alice King explores the metaphorical and scientific properties of light to encourage spiritual and communal growth.
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Building a Beloved Community
Speaker: Michelle Saville
February 21, 2021This sermon explores the concept of the beloved community as a lifelong spiritual practice rather than a final destination.
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Jazz, Joy, and Justice: Sustaining the Beloved Community
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
February 7, 2021Through a narrative about Miles Davis and Herbie Hancock, this sermon illustrates how improvisation serves as a metaphor for navigating human life and relationships.
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The Spiritual Imagination
Speaker: Rev. Dr. Michelle Pederson
January 31, 2021The soul and spirit relish the imagination and are nourished through our dreams. The spiritual imagination helps as we engage both the heights and depths of life.
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Imagining A Vision
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
January 24, 2021We explore what it means to be limited in our adventurousness by what we protect.
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Stony the Road
Speaker: Rev. Gail Stratton
January 17, 2021This sermon captures a Unitarian Universalist sermon delivered shortly after the January 6th Capitol attack and amidst the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Glaringly Obvious
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
January 10, 2021This sermon captures a Unitarian Universalist minister reflecting on the January 6th Capitol insurrection and the disproportionate toll of the COVID-19 pandemic.