There are many Paths to love, and we will explore just a few of those paths in our worship, knowing we cannot possibly explore them all in one service.
Sermon Category: Love
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From Ringo to Lizzo
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
February 5, 2023This sermon highlights the life of Jeanne Villepreux-Power, a self-taught 19th-century scientist who invented the aquarium to solve ancient mysteries regarding the Argonaut octopus.
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Centering Our Values
Speaker: Lora Powell-Haney
January 22, 2023We will explore together what a faith-full life looks like for each of us and for our community.
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Channels of Change: A Living Tradition
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
November 20, 2022Hymn #299 challenges us to make channels of the streams of love. What does it means to have a “living faith?”
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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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Return Anew To Love: a multi-generational service celebrating the Flower Communion
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
April 4, 2021This sermon uses the metaphor of a track race to describe the mental and physical exhaustion felt during the later stages of the pandemic.
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Leaps of Faith
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
March 1, 2020What leaps of faith will we take as individuals and as a congregation to live into “Love is the Spirit” that we recite each Sunday?
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Do You Hear?
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
August 19, 2018This sermon explores the evolution of language and its profound impact on social inclusion and human dignity.
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Love and the Wayward Sheep
Speaker: Kate Braestrup
May 13, 2018Guest Unitarian Universalist minister and award-winning author Kate Braestrup considers the question of whether and how we love the unlovable.
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Welcoming the Stranger
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
September 24, 2017This sermon explores the spiritual and practical necessity of practicing radical hospitality toward both friends and strangers.