In this sermon, Reverend Alice King explores the spiritual significance of honoring ancestors during the season when the boundary between the living and the dead is traditionally thinnest.
Sermon Tag: Rev. Alice King
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We Think We Have Time
This sermon by Reverend Alice King explores the universal and inevitable nature of grief and mortality.
The Wild Edge of Sorrow
October’s theme: Deep Listening.
Connections, Community, Commitment
We celebrate new members and a child blessing and dedication.
The Thing Is…
In this reflective sermon, Reverend Alice King explores the multifaceted nature of courage, distinguishing it from instinctive bravery by defining it as the choice to act despite being afraid
We Are Held
This sermon by Reverend Alice King explores the profound nature of belonging as both a primal human hunger and a spiritual responsibility.
Break Not the Circle
What does it mean to belong to ourselves and each other?
Ingathering
Ingathering is celebrated in UU congregations to mark the beginning of a new congregational year in the fall.
Be More Gay
In this sermon, Reverend Alice King encourages her congregation to adopt the mindset of being “more gay” by embracing joy, openness, and flamboyant visibility.
Belonging & Blessings
As the church year winds down, we meet together in a circle of belonging for an outdoor service with a Rose Quartz Ritual and a Prayer Dance for Peace.