Reverend Alice King’s sermon explores the vital intersection of compassion, personal boundaries, and community health within a Unitarian Universalist context.
Sermon Category: Covenant
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Come Anyway!
This sermon by Reverend Alice King explores the necessity of spiritual practices to maintain resilience amidst global tragedy and personal exhaustion.
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All Are Called
In this sermon, Reverend Alice King addresses a Unitarian Universalist congregation regarding the formal process of becoming their called settled minister
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Fitted for This Day
We will explore what it means for a community to call a settled minister, and how our covenants and relationships strengthen in the process.
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Our Promise To Each Other
This sermon details the history and evolution of a religious community’s covenant, specifically focusing on how members navigate interpersonal conflict.
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Searching for Communion
This sermon emphasizes that human flourishing is fundamentally rooted in deep, authentic relationships rather than casual social interactions.
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Voices of Love
In this sermon, Reverend Christin Green proposes a modernized framework for love by expanding upon traditional concepts to include diverse perspectives and social contexts
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Life is a Ballgame
In this reflective sermon, Martha Baine explores how emotional maturity and leadership help individuals navigate a volatile and uncertain world.
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Love is the Spirit
In this sermon, Reverend Alice King explores the concept of love as an active commitment rather than a mere sentiment, emphasizing its foundational role in the Unitarian Universalist faith.
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Centering Our Values
We will explore together what a faith-full life looks like for each of us and for our community.