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 and life experiences enrich and inform our search. We piece together a faith, in community, that seeks to make sense of the world and empower us. Today’s sermon comes from the UU World article, Many Voices, One Faith.

This article, published in UU World in June 2022 features the voices of Rev. Amanda Poppei, senior minister in Arlington, Virginia, Rev. Abhi Janamanchi, Senior Minister in Bethesda, Maryland, Rev. James Ishmael Ford, minister emeritus in Providence, Rhode Island, and Dr. Janice Marie Johnson from the UUA.

Topics: Buddhism, Community, Togetherness, Hinduism, Igniting the Inner Chalice, Neighboring Faiths, Pluralism: We are all sacred beings, diverse in culture, experience, and theology., Principle 3. A free and responsible search for truth and meaning, Religious History, Spiritual Journey, Unitarian Universalism