This sermon features Reverend Alice King reflecting on the deeper, often overlooked legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. through his 1968 sermon, “The Drum Major Instinct.”
Sermon Category: Service
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Opening to Joy
This sermon by Reverend Alice King explores the multifaceted nature of joy and its essential role within the Unitarian Universalist faith.
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A UU Way to Pray
We explore the UU prayer practice designed by Erik Walker Wikstrom as a way to give attention to our spiritual lives.
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Invisible Impacts
The provided sermon explores the concept of the mosaic of the American experience, emphasizing that human progress is built through the collective impact of many small, often unseen contributions.
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One Little Corner of the Storm
This sermon recounts a service member’s personal experience stationed at Keesler Air Force Base during the catastrophic landfall of Hurricane Katrina.
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O Ye of Little Faith: Living into a LARGER Mythos
This sermon explores the philosophical and sociological intersections between Unitarian Universalism and the Rotary Club, highlighting their shared commitment to the ideal of service and ethical living.
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The Beauty of a Mediocre Life
In this reflective sermon, the speaker explores the profound value found in a simple, quiet life rather than chasing modern societal expectations of grand success.
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Beyond Indifference: The Courage to Defy Hate
In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the moral necessity of active compassion over passive indifference by sharing stories of personal and historical conviction.
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My Trip to Africa
This sermon recounts a mission trip to Zambia, reflecting on their experiences providing medical care and aid in a rural village.