Sermons

Nature’s Lessons on Change

In this sermon, Jared Mummert discusses finding spiritual grounding and emotional resilience through the natural world.

Sermons

Collecting Joy as a Spiritual Practice

In this sermon, Ann Richards describes her spiritual practice of intentionally collecting moments of joy to combat her natural tendency toward pessimism.

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Joy Comes Back

This sermon by Reverend Alice King explores the resilient nature of joy, distinguishing it from fleeting moments of happiness.

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In Whom Do We Trust?

During times of turmoil, uncertainty and unprecedented change, who can we trust, and to what extent?

Sermons

The Grandeur of Life

In this sermon, the speaker explores how to navigate political and personal turmoil without succumbing to emotional paralysis.

Sermons

Ecospiritual Prayer

In this sermon, Ursula Goodenough defines the concept of religious naturalism, an orientation that finds sacred meaning in scientific understandings of the universe rather than supernatural myths.

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Trusting the Dark

This sermon explores the transformative potential of darkness, challenging the common perception that light alone represents goodness while shadows signify evil.

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Dwelling Together

This sermon emphasizes that trust is the essential foundation for building a resilient and liberating spiritual community.

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All Are Called

In this sermon, Reverend Alice King addresses a Unitarian Universalist congregation regarding the formal process of becoming their called settled minister