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Sermon Category: Community
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Old Friends: A Personal Journey Service
Speaker: UUCL Members
April 30, 2023This sermon documents a Unitarian Universalist service where long-term members share their personal spiritual histories to help the congregation connect across generations.
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Burning Barn: Where is Your Refuge?
Speaker: Frank Shipp
March 26, 2023At our most vulnerable times-facing uncertainty, stress, pain, loss-where are our sources of refuge?
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Personal Journey Service
Speaker: Allan Bentkofsky
January 8, 2023In this sermon, three members of a Unitarian Universalist congregation share their personal stories of moving from traditional religious upbringing to a more liberal faith community.
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Connection
Speaker: Rev. Cara Fortner
November 27, 2022How can our free and active faith work in our ability to connect to others, the world, and to ourselves?
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We Think We Have Time
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
October 30, 2022This sermon by Reverend Alice King explores the universal and inevitable nature of grief and mortality.
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Connections, Community, Commitment
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
October 23, 2022We celebrate new members and a child blessing and dedication.
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The Thing Is…
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
October 16, 2022In this reflective sermon, Reverend Alice King explores the multifaceted nature of courage, distinguishing it from instinctive bravery by defining it as the choice to act despite being afraid
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We Are Held
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
September 25, 2022This sermon by Reverend Alice King explores the profound nature of belonging as both a primal human hunger and a spiritual responsibility.
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Adam and Eve and Manabozho
Speaker: Lora Powell-Haney
September 4, 2022Punishment or interdependent web, do we work to live or live to work?