Punishment or interdependent web, do we work to live or live to work?
Sermon Category: Justice
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Children Under Fire: Gun Violence in America
Speaker: Tamar Datan
July 31, 2022This sermon explores the devastating impact of gun violence on American children and the broader community, framed through the lens of a Unitarian Universalist mission to promote love and justice.
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Living Our Mission – Our Faith Saves Lives
Speaker: Jeff Erickson
July 24, 2022While some churches strive to save souls, ours should save lives.
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We Hold These Truths to Be Self Evident
Speaker: Rev. Rica Kaufel
July 3, 2022What does the best friend of this German UU minister’s grandfather have to do with the 4th of July, and how can this help us to love this country even better?
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Life Changing Moments
Speaker: Brenda Davis
June 26, 2022There are moments in life when a person or event can have a huge impact on our lives. Who or what has made you pivot?
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The Role of the Artist
Speaker: Lora Powell-Haney
May 8, 2022Explore nurturing beauty as a way to sustain and inspire social justice work, with guest speaker, Lora Powell-Haney, M.Div
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We Will Not Cancel Us
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
April 10, 2022In this sermon, Reverend Alice King explores the complexities of justice work and the modern phenomenon of cancel culture through a lens of Unitarian Universalist values.
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Be Curious, Not Judgmental
Speaker: Allan Bentkofsky
April 3, 2022A few weeks ago, Rev. Alice asked the question: Would you rather be just or merciful? This Sunday, explore that question in the context of cancel culture.
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So Much Easier with Jesus
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
March 20, 2022A look at what grounds us, holds us and calls us in our faith and the complications of what it means to live that.
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Living Our UU Values in the Larger World
Speaker: Rev. Justine Sullivan
February 6, 2022In this sermon, Reverend Justine Sullivan explores the moral responsibility of faith communities to address social injustice and human suffering.