Universal-ish-In-Person and Virtual Worship
Universalism has evolved over time, continually expanding to include more love for more people. We can learn a lot about our own Universalism by exploring stories from spiritual ancestors like…
Explaining Ourselves to Each Other-In-Person and Virtual Worship
John Adams and Thomas Jefferson were good friends who became estranged from each other over politics in the early days of the American Republic. The two were not on speaking…
The Unitarian Minister and the Ark-In-Person and Virtual Worship
Our minister recently took a pilgrimage to the Ark Experience located in Kentucky, a full scale model of Noah’s Ark - 300 cubits long, 50 cubits wide and 30 cubits…
To Labor is to Pray-In-Person and Virtual Worship
Activist Valarie Kaur argues that working for social change can be a painful process akin to the labor pains of a woman giving birth to a child. Kaur is from…
The Answer to a Humanist’s Prayer-In-Person and Virtual Worship
They say, “There are no atheists in foxholes” but it would probably be more accurate to say, “In foxholes even the atheists pray.” This morning we will reflect on prayer…
The Church for Nonconformists-In-Person and Virtual Worship
In England during the early days of the Reformation a church that did not adhere strictly to the orthodoxy found in the Anglican book of prayer was called a nonconformist…
Wellspring of Joy (A Water Communion Service) In-Person and Virtual Worship
Everyone is invited to bring water from your summer vacations or staycations to place in a common bowl for this water communion ritual; a reminder of the way our common…
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The Ripple Effect-In-Person and Virtual Worship
We all cause ripples. I wonder who and what they will touch. Current TVUUC Board member and President-Elect Heather Kistner reflects upon the 4th Principle of Unitarian Universalism, "A free…
A Sermon in One Word-In-Person and Virtual Worship
It has been said that every minister basically has just one sermon with varied readings and illustrations. Even if that is true (doubtful), how far can that one sermon be…
What Might Emerge? : Black Roots, Christian Faith, Queerness, & Liberation Theology-In-Person and Virtual Worship
Maya Angelou once wrote, "You may write me down in history With your bitter, twisted lies, You may trod me in the very dirt, But still, like dust, I'll rise."…
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