This sermon captures a UUCL’s New Year’s service centered on the Burning Bowl ceremony, a ritual designed for spiritual renewal.
Sermon Category: Community
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O Ye of Little Faith: Living into a LARGER Mythos
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.
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.
A Community of Hope
In this reflective sermon, a retiring minister revisits the foundational theme of his career: the concept of the church as a community of hope.
Personal Journeys
This sermon captures a Unitarian Universalist service titled “Personal Journeys,” where three members share the formative experiences that shaped their spiritual identities.
Accepting Change? Embracing Change!
This sermon explores the multifaceted nature of personal and external transformation, distinguishing between shifts we must endure and those we actively choose.
Labor in Loudoun
This sermon documents a community panel discussion regarding the evolving landscape of labor and economic development in Loudoun County and Leesburg, Virginia.
My Looseleaf Bible
This sermon explores the personal nature of Unitarian Universalism, highlighting the faith’s emphasis on individual responsibility in defining one’s own spiritual beliefs.
Investing in Your Beliefs
This sermon presents a speaker reflecting on their personal journey with Unitarian Universalism, particularly through the lens of socially responsible investing and the speaker’s own contrarian biases.