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…
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…
Help Wanted: Gurus and Disciples Need Not Apply-In Person and Virtual Worship- Rev. Chris Buice
When Tom Innes was leading the Personal Beliefs and Commitments Class, he counseled us against the “Big Jug/little mug” theory of religion and education, the idea that the teacher (Big…
Consent: Let’s Talk About It In-Person and Virtual Worship Service-Rev. Chris Buice
What can the Protestant Reformation teach us about consent as it applies to both spirituality and sexuality? Surprisingly a whole lot! One of the great gifts we offer our children…
The Water Underneath Our Feet (Water Communion)-In-Person and Virtual Worship Service-Rev. Chris Buice
The major religions of the West, Judaism, Christianity and Islam, came out of desert environments were water was scarce. Thus seeking and finding water becomes a major metaphor for our…
Anti-Apartheid Theology: Refusing a Racist, Homophobic Heaven – Rev. Chris Buice-In-Person and Virtual Worship Service
Archbishop Desmond Tutu won the Nobel Peace Prize for his work to end aparthied in South Africa. He is world famous for his efforts to combat bias, bigotry and racism.…
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