Past Sermon Topics
“Architecture of Self” – Rev. Alane Cameron Miles. Parent or child, friend or employee, philosopher or gardener? We think that we each define ourselves, but much of whom we are comes from the outside influences, connections, perceptions and genetics. What does this science of the self mean to you as a Unitarian Universalist?
“People Magic” – Rev. Margaret Keip. Pursuing Gandhi's view of violence as anything that violates the integrity of something living, and bringing it home to everyday life with each other. To get where we long to go, this is the best place to begin.
"Taking a Stand" – Rev. Jennifer Youngsun Ryu. Does the church belong in the public square? Do we have an obligation to proclaim our truth to the world? Or is religion solely a private matter?
“Food, Glorious Food” — Nancy Ottenritter and Andrea Westcott. We celebrate with food. It nourishes our bodies, families, communities, and planet. Explore how we can sustain all of those by reflecting upon our relationship with food.
“We Forgive Ourselves and Each Other, We Begin Again In Love” — Rev. Terre Balof. The Jewish High Holy Days remind us of the importance of practicing forgiveness in our lives. To release others from burdens of guilt and to release ourselves from our own burdens is an important spiritual practice as well as being good for the mind and body as well as the spirit.