The Progressive Religious ImpulseThe Rev. A.J. van Tine Unitarian Universalism is a relatively young religion, yet we also have ancient roots. What is the thread that connects us to our […]
Myth and HistoryThe Rev. Dave Weissbard On January 16 we celebrate the anniversary of the birth of Martin Luther King, Jr. It has been suggested that one of the roots […]
Religion and ViolenceThe Rev. Christine Robinson That religion causes violence is a truism in our culture… something that everybody knows. But is it true? Does it matter much if it’s […]
Intentions Amid WearinessCarol Zimmerman, DRE and Dave Nelson Living amid this global pandemic has us weary in mind, body and spirit. Finding ways to live with intention may ease some […]
Everybody Deserves a SabbaticalThe Rev. James Galasinski Everyone deserves rest. Everybody deserves time off to play and pray. This will be the last sermon before Rev. James’ sabbatical. Sunday worship […]
Spirits of Holiday Pageants Past, Present, and FutureCarol Zimmerman, DRE Can pageant ghosts from the past, present and future help Humbug change their mind about celebrating the holidays this year? Sunday worship is […]
The Empty Vessel and The ChaliceThe Rev. James Galasinski Before the hustle of the holidays, let’s contemplate the meaning of our chalice. From the Taoist perspective the most important part […]
Impermanence, Impermanence, ImpermanenceThe Rev. James Galasinski On the quantum level to distant galaxies things change. And so do we. We age and grow. We heal and die. The pandemic has […]
Some Wishes (1984)A Sermon by The Rev. Max Coots Our worship team member Dave Nelson will read the sermon written by our former minister, the Rev. Max Coots. Sunday worship […]
What Really Happened at the First ThanksgivingThe Rev. James Galasinski Other countries have harvest festivals when the actual harvest occurs. But not in the U.S. This sermon will look at […]
