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Sermon Category: Community
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Return Anew To Love: a multi-generational service celebrating the Flower Communion
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
April 4, 2021This sermon uses the metaphor of a track race to describe the mental and physical exhaustion felt during the later stages of the pandemic.
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Commitment to Community: Be the Light!
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
March 14, 2021In this sermon, Reverend Alice King explores the metaphorical and scientific properties of light to encourage spiritual and communal growth.
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Imagining A Vision
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
January 24, 2021We explore what it means to be limited in our adventurousness by what we protect.
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What’s In A Name?
Speaker: Chuck Harris
September 6, 2020In this sermon, a speaker reflects on the transformational power of names by recounting a turbulent childhood marked by legal identity shifts and family conflict.
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A Doubter’s Thoughts
Speaker: Glenda Parsons
March 15, 2020What do I base my theological views on? How did I get to my present humanistic mystical outlook? Will it serve me in a crisis?
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The Case for Empathy
Speaker: John Monroe
February 16, 2020Our guest minister, John Monroe, will explore how empathy is essential to our individual lives and to the spiritual health of a faith community.
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Whose Are We?
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
October 13, 2019“A creation can never be separated from its source.” Where did we come from? What are we? Where do we belong? How do we know?
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No Time to Go it Alone
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
September 22, 2019What does it mean to be a people of Expectation? For Unitarian Universalists, change is expected; is it easier in community?
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The Lion and the Mouse…and the Little Slave
Speaker: Frank Shipp
July 7, 2019This sermon uses Aesop’s fables as a foundational tool to explore the importance of mutual respect and lifelong learning across different generations.