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“Many Voices, One Faith”, by Rev. Amanda Poppei, Rev. Abhi Janamanchi, Rev. James Ford, Dr. Janice Johnson

Unitarian Universalism is a religion of many voices, one faith, but it’s more than just a merger of two American religious traditions. Unitarian Universalism is not a place where we can believe anything we want. It is a place to approach our growth as spiritual people with openness and curiosity, a place where multiple beliefs … Continue reading “Many Voices, One Faith”, by Rev. Amanda Poppei, Rev. Abhi Janamanchi, Rev. James Ford, Dr. Janice Johnson

“The Five Jagged Rocks of Unitarian Universalism” by Karishma Gottfried

Unitarian Universalism isn’t the only liberal religion, and many beliefs that we hold are held by many. Where does our theology lie? What can we point to when asked not only what we believe, but what is the bedrock of our faith? Rev. Karishma Gottfried believes there are 5 jagged rocks upon which our Faith … Continue reading “The Five Jagged Rocks of Unitarian Universalism” by Karishma Gottfried

“Evidence of God – Excerpts and Commentaries” by Mairi Moores

Countless philosophers and scientists have attempted to prove the existence of their version of the Divine over the many years of human existence with mixed success. Humanity, despite at times witnessing miracles, receiving visions, and testing theories through various works, as a collective still yearns for a certainty that is historically (per most religious texts) … Continue reading “Evidence of God – Excerpts and Commentaries” by Mairi Moores

“Safe and Profoundly Unsound,” by Rev. Victoria Safford

The journalist and writer Naomi Wolf warns us that in recent years our leaders have deliberately, not accidentally, assaulted the premises of the Constitution, and freedoms we take so easily for granted that they are to us like air—invisible—may have been eroded beyond the possibility of repair in our lifetime. Do we take our American … Continue reading “Safe and Profoundly Unsound,” by Rev. Victoria Safford

“Safe and Profoundly Unsound,” by Naomi Wolf

The journalist and writer Naomi Wolf warns us that in recent years our leaders have deliberately, not accidentally, assaulted the premises of the Constitution, and freedoms we take so easily for granted that they are to us like air—invisible—may have been eroded beyond the possibility of repair in our lifetime. Do we take our American … Continue reading “Safe and Profoundly Unsound,” by Naomi Wolf

“A More Perfect Union: Patriotism with Open Eyes,” by Tinka Friend

This year, as we celebrate and honor our country’s 250th year since the writing of our Declaration of Independence, many Americans struggle with how patriotic they should be feeling. Indeed, if they should be celebrating at all, given how many liberties have been reduced in recent years. It feels as though this Bold Experiment of … Continue reading “A More Perfect Union: Patriotism with Open Eyes,” by Tinka Friend

“Famous UUs: Pete Seeger,” by Jonny Miller

As part of our Famous UUs series, local folk musician Jonny Miller will lead a special service celebrating the life and legacy of Pete Seeger. Join us as Jonny shares stories about this beloved UU and activist, and leads the congregation in singing Pete’s powerful social justice-themed protest songs.

“Heavenly Father, and Earthly Ones Too,” by Mairi Moores

Father’s Day each year celebrates the people who fulfill not just the role of “father” but the role of “dad.” Providers, protectors, guides, and teachers, the role of fatherhood is not always embraced equally across those who become biological fathers. Today’s sermon celebrates the many ways that people experience the celebrated role of having or … Continue reading “Heavenly Father, and Earthly Ones Too,” by Mairi Moores

“Love is Home: Why Housing First Works, and Why Our Faith Demands It,” by Adam Wedeking

In this sermon we will learn about Housing First, an evidence-based approach that pairs permanent housing with voluntary supportive services to end homelessness. Drawing on our UU values of Equity, Justice, and Interdependence, we’ll examine why stability must come before Transformation, why science and spirit point in the same direction, and how our congregation can … Continue reading “Love is Home: Why Housing First Works, and Why Our Faith Demands It,” by Adam Wedeking