This sermon uses the narrative of The Greatest Showman and the life of P.T. Barnum as a springboard to examine the human struggle between the true self and the false persona.
Sermon Category: Inclusion
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Our Wondrous and Uncanny Bodies
As the weather warms, let go of our expectations of how bodies need to look and perform.
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Strictly No Elephants: On Inclusion
Rev. Alice King’s sermon emphasizes the importance of radical inclusion and solidarity within the church community, urging members to proactively create welcoming spaces for all.
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Our Place at the Table
King argues that true inclusion moves beyond mere tolerance, requiring a celebration of diverse cultures and beliefs that actively transforms the community
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The Soul’s Address
In this reflective sermon, Reverend Alice King explores the spiritual significance of the human form, framing the body as the soul’s address.
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Oh, the places you’ll go! Burning Man Reflections
This sermon recounts a transformative journey to Burning Man in 2017, spurred by the speaker’s fiftieth birthday and a desire to experience the event’s unique cultural ethos
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What’s Age Got To Do With It?
This sermon highlights the pervasive nature of ageism, focusing specifically on how society infantilizes and marginalizes older adults through biased language and media tropes.
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Love Calls Us On
This sermon explores the transformative power of love as an active force for social justice and personal growth
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The Path of Love and A God Who is Love
There are many Paths to love, and we will explore just a few of those paths in our worship, knowing we cannot possibly explore them all in one service.