This sermon by Reverend Alice King explores the evolving nature of hope, transitioning from a delicate, passive sentiment to a gritty, active choice.
Sermon Category: Justice
Sermons
Honoring Indigenous People: More Than Acknowledgement
This sermon by Reverend Alice King explores the historical and spiritual consequences of the Doctrine of Discovery and Manifest Destiny.
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Can We Start Again, Please?
In this sermon, Jennifer Springsteen describes how the musical Jesus Christ Superstar transformed her perspective on faith and the historical figure of Jesus.
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No One is Alone
This sermon draws a poignant parallel between a Unitarian Universalist congregation and the characters in the musical Into the Woods to illustrate the necessity of communal support.
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Seasons of Love
This sermon highlights the enduring legacy of the musical Rent and its creator, Jonathan Larson, who tragically died just before the show’s debut.
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In Whom Do We Trust?
During times of turmoil, uncertainty and unprecedented change, who can we trust, and to what extent?
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The Grandeur of Life
In this sermon, the speaker explores how to navigate political and personal turmoil without succumbing to emotional paralysis.
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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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Sharing Our Stories
This sermon by Reverend Charlotte Lehmann explores the vital connection between personal history and the act of resistance against oppression.
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When I Breathe, I Hope
In this sermon, Reverend Alice King explores the complex relationship between human despair and the cultivation of hope as a spiritual practice.