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Sermon Category: Justice
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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.
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.
Sharing Our Stories
This sermon by Reverend Charlotte Lehmann explores the vital connection between personal history and the act of resistance against oppression.
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.
The Wonder of Parenthood, and Parenting
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.
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
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.
MLK Service
This sermon features a reflection on the commitment card utilized by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. during the 1963 Birmingham campaign.
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.