This sermon explores the spiritual journey as a lifelong process that balances individual growth with the support of a religious community.
Sermon Category: Community
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What Is Wrong? What Is Possible?
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
January 27, 2019In this sermon, a minister encourages their congregation to overcome social taboos regarding money to ensure the future of their religious community.
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Music in My Life
Speaker: Allan Bentkofsky
October 28, 2018In this personal reflection, a musician explores the technical and emotional complexities of jazz performance while recounting his lifelong journey with the bass.
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Unapologetically You
Speaker: Gerri Mathews
August 12, 2018This sermon examines the discrepancy between external labels and authentic self-identity
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The Sum of Our Parts
Speaker: Marco Chavez
June 24, 2018This sermon features a church treasurer reflecting on the transition from viewing a religious community as a struggling business to seeing it as a space for innovation and connection.
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The Inner (and Outer) Critic
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
May 20, 2018How defensiveness gets in the way of mission and creativity.
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This I Believe
Speaker: UUCL Members
January 7, 2018This sermon consists of personal testimonials from members of a Unitarian Universalist congregation, each recounting their individual spiritual journeys and the reasons they joined the church.
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A Theology of Hope
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
December 17, 2017In the face of pain and suffering that feels overwhelming, why ought we choose to live another day?
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Growing Up Unitarian Universalist
Speaker: Jenna Korff
October 22, 2017Many people chose the UU faith as adults, after rejecting more dogmatic faiths of their youth. So what’s it like to grow up in a UU church, and never know anything different?
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The Lyf So Short. The Crafte So Long to Lerne
Speaker: Michelle LaLumia
October 1, 2017This topic will examine how this quote from the 14th-century poet Geoffrey Chaucer can inform our spiritual practice.