THE DEEP SPIRITUALITY of CREATIVITY- In Person and Virtual Worship
This morning we will sing and speak of CREATIVITY: its deep connections to spirituality, its roots in human memory, and its fruit in our imaginations and those of the generations…
Jesus in Whiteface-In-Person and Virtual Worship Rev. Chris Buice
In the 1920’s minstrel shows were common where a white performer would dress up in blackface. Today we recognize such a practice as deeply offensive. Nevertheless, Western religion has done…
Invite the Deceased to the Wedding-In-Person and Virtual Worship
Death ends a life but not a relationship. There is a Jewish custom of a couple going to the grave of the deceased and inviting them to the wedding. How…
Liminal Space-In-Person and Virtual Worship
“Liminal is from the Latin word ‘limen’, which means threshold. A liminal space is the time between ‘what was’ and ‘what's next’. It is a place of transition: a time…
Reclaiming the Light-A Divali Service – In Person and Virtual Sunday Service – 8th Principle Task Force
"Diwali is observed by more than a billion people across faiths. Its a five-day festival of lights that brings prayer, feasts, fireworks and, for some, a new year. It is…
Gentleness Meets the Law of the Jungle – In-Person and Virtual Worship-Rev. Chris Buice
The Buddha taught that we should have compassion for all sentient beings including those creatures that are hostile to human life. Indigenous people of this continent teach that we should…
Salvation By Character – In-person and Virtual Worship
You might not expect to hear a sermon about “salvation” on Pride Weekend in a Unitarian Universalist church since the word has so often been used as a weapon against…
Oy Vey! The High Holy Days! – In-Person and Virtual Worship
Ready or not the High Holy Days of the Jewish calendar are upon us. This is the time of year when we are asked to practice self-examination, seek forgiveness and…
Mission (Im)possible? – In-Person and Virtual Worship
The poet Robert Browning wrote that our dreams should exceed our grasp “or what’s a heaven for.” What are your dreams? What is your mission in life? What goals do…
One God, at the Most–In Person and Virtual Worship- Rev. Chris Buice
It has been said that Unitarian Universalists believe in one God, at the most. With a tip of the hat to Karen Armstrong’s book A History of God we will…
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