The provided sermon explores the central existential question of human purpose, emphasizing that identity and meaning are not predetermined destinies waiting to be discovered, but rather active, ongoing creations shaped through personal choices, relationships, and daily experiences.
Sermon Tag: Rev. Alice King
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The Big Questions: Who Am I? Who Are We?
This sermon explores the foundational spiritual inquiries of personal identity and communal existence, emphasizing how individuals and religious congregations actively construct meaning and purpose.
The Same River Twice
Ingathering service marking the beginning of a new church year.
Protecting What’s Precious: Pride Service & Glitter Blessing
This sermon explores the profound sanctity of life by weaving together seasonal milestones like the summer solstice, Juneteenth, and Father’s Day.
Flourishing Together
This sermon explores the concept of collective flourishing within a religious community, emphasizing that individual well-being is deeply tied to mutual interdependence.
Rooted in Solidarity
May’s theme is Awakening Curiosity. Come and be in community, see friendly faces, feel welcomed, remember you are loved. Your loved ones are welcome to join the service.
Another World is Possible
This sermon synthesizes spiritual teachings, folklore, and historical theory to offer guidance during times of profound societal upheaval.
Possibilities of Community
This sermon explores the foundational principles of living in community, specifically within a congregational setting.
Flower Communion
April’s theme is Embracing Possibility. Come and be in community, see friendly faces, feel welcomed, remember you are loved. Your loved ones are welcome to join the service.
All Flourishing is Mutual
This sermon explores the biological and spiritual transitions of spring to advocate for a societal shift from extractive economies to gift economies.