This sermon draws a poignant parallel between a Unitarian Universalist congregation and the characters in the musical Into the Woods to illustrate the necessity of communal support.
Sermon Category: Beloved Community
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True Confessions: Why I believe…
This sermon details the evolution of the Unitarian Universalists of Loudoun congregation and their long-standing efforts to balance the preservation of their historic 1890 chapel with the needs of a growing community.
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Who Is My Neighbor?
In this sermon, Reverend Alice King explores the spiritual and communal responsibilities involved in defining and aiding one’s neighbor.
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Who Do We Want to Be?
This sermon highlights the Unitarian Universalist commitment to being a living tradition that evolves to meet the needs of a changing world
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Cops and Fast Cars: Nurturing and Healing Ourselves
In this reflective sermon, the speaker examines her history of receiving seven police warnings without legal consequences to highlight the reality of white privilege.
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It Takes a Village
In this reflective sermon, Reverend Alice King explores the complexities of Mother’s Day, contrasting its commercialized modern form with its radical origins as a call for peace.
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Living Our UU Values in the Larger World
In this sermon, Reverend Justine Sullivan explores the moral responsibility of faith communities to address social injustice and human suffering.
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Heartbreak and Hope
This sermon explores the inevitable nature of human suffering and the spiritual journey required to transform heartbreak into hope.
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Building a Beloved Community
This sermon explores the concept of the beloved community as a lifelong spiritual practice rather than a final destination.
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