The sermon advocates for compassionate mentorship and reproductive freedom, suggesting that the true “wonder” of parenting lies in watching children develop into empathetic, independent adults.
Sermon Category: Justice
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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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The Quest for Truth
In this sermon, Reverend Alice King explores the deeper motivations behind charitable giving and the significance of supporting Unitarian Universalist congregations.
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MLK Service
This sermon features a reflection on the commitment card utilized by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. during the 1963 Birmingham campaign.
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Groundedness: The Practice of Walking on the Earth
Thich Nhat Hanh writes that the miracle is not to walk on water but on the earth.
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Gentle, Angry People
A brief history of how we, as UU’s, have advocated for positive change in the past, and how we might become more effective in today’s world, and the future.
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Are We Free Yet?
This sermon by Martha Baine reflects on the meaning of independence by contrasting historical injustices with modern societal fears.
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Old Friends: A Personal Journey Service
This sermon documents a Unitarian Universalist service where long-term members share their personal spiritual histories to help the congregation connect across generations.
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R&D
This sermon examines the concepts of resistance and denial through a personal and sociopolitical lens, starting with a humorous story about a misprinted National Park souvenir.
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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.