This sermon examines the historical evolution and current decline of the labor movement, emphasizing that Labor Day should serve as a reminder of the hard-won rights like the forty-hour workweek.
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Is Spirituality a Steady State?
Speaker: Glenda Parsons
August 26, 2018This sermon explores the dynamic nature of spirituality, framing it as an active struggle to balance personal conscience with social and biological influences.
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Do You Hear?
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
August 19, 2018This sermon explores the evolution of language and its profound impact on social inclusion and human dignity.
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Unapologetically You
Speaker: Gerri Mathews
August 12, 2018This sermon examines the discrepancy between external labels and authentic self-identity
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Both Sides Now
Speaker: Frank Shipp
August 5, 2018How Life Experiences Affect Our Perspective and Use of Labels
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There Is No “Them” There
Speaker: Andrew McKnight
July 29, 2018In this poignant sermon, a speaker addresses their home congregation to discuss the divisive nature of modern social labeling.
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Taking Advice From a Marionette
Speaker: Dan Wesely
July 22, 2018This sermon explores how artificial intelligence and machine learning are fundamentally reshaping modern society, from autonomous transportation to legal sentencing.
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Religious Affiliations
Speaker: Michelle Saville
July 15, 2018This sermon explores how humans utilize religious labels to simplify a complex world, illustrating both the functional benefits and the social pitfalls of these categorizations.
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I Want to Taste All the Notes
Speaker: Michael de Lalla
July 8, 2018This sermon explores the profound interconnectedness between art, wine, and the human experience through the lens of sensory and emotional complexity.
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Labels – Uniting or Dividing?
Speaker: Ricky Keech
July 1, 2018This sermon examines how categorical labeling shapes human perception and social interactions.