This sermon by Reverend Alice King explores the profound process of reclaiming one’s spirit and returning to a state of conscious presence.
Sermon Category: Interdependence
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Intention and Emergence
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
January 9, 2022This sermon by Reverend Alice King explores the meaningful distinction between pursuit-oriented goals and the present-centered practice of intention.
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Polarization
Speaker: Ricky Keech
August 22, 2021Every day it seems we drift further and further apart as society becomes more polarized and we divide ourselves into intractable camps of like-minded people
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Gaia
Speaker: Glenda Parsons
August 8, 2021An exploration of spirituality in relation to connection with the earth.
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The Mighty Amazon
Speaker: Tamar Datan
August 1, 2021This sermon documents the speaker’s unexpected journey toward discovering a passion for resisting Amazon’s corporate dominance
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The Spiritual Imagination
Speaker: Rev. Dr. Michelle Pederson
January 31, 2021The soul and spirit relish the imagination and are nourished through our dreams. The spiritual imagination helps as we engage both the heights and depths of life.
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From Wisdom Emerging
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
March 8, 2020So much wisdom is waiting to be known. Where have we not looked before?
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I Am
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
November 3, 2019We will explore our connections, what grounds us and connects us to our deepest selves and to others and why it matters.
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Over There — Beyond That Mountain, in That Valley
Speaker: Rev. Alexa Fraser
October 20, 2019This sermon explores the concept of the tragedy of the commons, shifting the perspective from inevitable decay to a vision of collective stewardship.
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Whose Are We?
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
October 13, 2019“A creation can never be separated from its source.” Where did we come from? What are we? Where do we belong? How do we know?