Sermons

Interdependence and Intersectionality: The Case for Environmental Justice. Evidence suggests we're probably too late to reverse (or even slow) climate change but our first and seventh principles urge us to stay engaged in the struggle. [...]

Rudi Harst will lead worship with me on Sunday, April 15th, with a service called Hurry Slowly. and as a special thank you to this community, we are hosting an after-church concert. Rudi will share "Songs and [...]

"Where We Learn Generosity" The conclusion to our annual pledge drive turns our attention to the generosity present among us and two questions: How we will use our resources to continue the work of our [...]

"For Such A Time" The Rev. Sarah Lammert, the UUA's Co-Director of Ministries and Faith Development will speak to us about finding our individual calls to transformation in challenging times such as these. She is [...]

Receiving Generously When we think of generosity we often think of those who give freely of their time and resources. But generosity requires a giver and a receiver. What can we generate together and how [...]

"Persevering in Changing Times"- 9:15 and 11:00am The particulars may change, but the arc of history teaches that change may be the only constant in the universe. In our community, country, church—all changing, all the [...]

"Ending the Silence: Getting Vocal About Mass Incarceration"- 9:15 and 11:00am Based on changes to criminal law and racism, in the past 30 years the US penal population has increased from 300,000 to 2 million. [...]

"What Is Liberal Religion, And Why Should We Care?" - 9:15 and 11:00am The question is not whether we will be extremists, but what kind of extremists will we be, the Rev. Martin Luther King, [...]

"Planet Called Home," a musical service with our guest, Holly Near - 9:15 and 11:00am For 40 years Holly Near has been combining her music and activism, sharing her joy and passion. She accesses all of these to [...]

“Along the Road of Good Intentions” - 9:15 and 11:00am In these times of media blitzes, Facebook, Twitter, etc., claims that ‘we didn’t know’ just don’t cut it. Our words, actions, and inaction have consequences [...]