This sermon captures a farewell reflection from a long-term member of a Unitarian Universalist congregation, chronicling its evolution over twenty-five years.
Sermon Tag: Leslie Wright
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A Ship of Dreams
This church building stands here because a small group of people had a dream they achieved through patient perseverance enduring challenges we can never understand. What is their lesson to us today?
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Words and Deeds
This sermon highlights the Unitarian Universalist belief that every individual possesses the potential and responsibility to act as a prophet for social justice.
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A Place of Dreams and Hopes
This sermon interweaves Langston Hughes’s poem “Freedom’s Plow” with a historical narrative centered on the founding of Mount Olive Methodist Episcopal Church by formerly enslaved people in Gleedsville.
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Hospitality
This sermon explores the concept of hospitality, contrasting social hospitality with a deeper, religiously rooted spiritual hospitality.
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The 47%, the 1%, and Promoting Justice in the World
The sermon explores income inequality in America, drawing parallels between the Gilded Age and the present.
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How Are The Children
This sermon from a Unitarian Universalist church service questions the purpose and effectiveness of their religious education program.