The sermon explores the concept of gratitude as a central tenet of Unitarian Universalism.
Sermon Category: Community
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To Bless and to Be Blessed
This sermon explores the meaning of blessing and how it intersects with the realities of racial prejudice, using the experience of an affluent Black family and the events surrounding Michael Brown’s death as examples.
Be Here Now, Together
This sermon explores the concepts of mindfulness, community, and engagement with the present moment.
The Upside Down Church
This sermon reflects on a previous sermon about community and encourages the congregation to embrace the church’s potential for conflict as a necessary part of spiritual growth.
Community
This sermon explores the multifaceted nature of community, particularly within a Unitarian Universalist context, acknowledging both its supportive and challenging aspects.
Who we are, what we do
This sermon captures the beginning of a new church year at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Loudoun.
Faith
This sermon explores the multifaceted nature of faith, presenting it not just as belief, but also as action and trust.
Worship
This sermon explores one individual’s evolving perspective on worship and church.
Come together
This sermon excerpts document a reflection on a three-year interim ministry.
What Tribe do You Belong To?
The sermon explores the human need for belonging and community.