This sermon explores the philosophical and sociological intersections between Unitarian Universalism and the Rotary Club, highlighting their shared commitment to the ideal of service and ethical living.
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Advent: What are we waiting for?
In this reflective sermon, Reverend Dan King explores the emotional and ethical challenges of waiting and unmet expectations during the Advent season and the aftermath of the 2016 presidential election.
The Heart of the Harvest
This sermon explores the multifaceted meaning of Thanksgiving, blending historical accounts of Samoset and Squanto with philosophical reflections on gratitude.
Touching Inward Springs
In this sermon, Reverend Betty Jo Middleton addresses the emotional distress and societal division following a significant national election.
The Good the Bad and the Ugly
Reverend King shares his reflections from UU history AND from scientist Jane Goodall’s lifelong observation of our human relatives.
Encountering God
Come on a journey with Rev. Madelyn Campbell, the Interim Minister at Bull Run Unitarian Universalists, and let’s see how far we need to go to encounter the Divine.
The Blind and the Elephant
We experience the holy in different ways. By clinging to our own experience of the holy maybe we are living out the story of the sightless experiencing the elephant.
Moral Imperatives: Choices that Matter?
In this week’s worship service, echoing the ancient Jewish tradition of Yom Kippur, our Minister will reflect with us about how we might forgive ourselves for falling short of our highest goals, AND renew our resolve to make optimal ethical choices.
Reform or Revolution: Lessons from History and Faith
In this sermon, Reverend Dan King explores the conceptual tension between reformation and revolution through the lens of history, theology, and modern politics.
The Beauty of a Mediocre Life
In this reflective sermon, the speaker explores the profound value found in a simple, quiet life rather than chasing modern societal expectations of grand success.