A Heretic’s Healing Journey
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A Heretic’s Healing Journey

"A Heretic's Healing Journey"— led byDionne Ford. UUs come from a long line of heretics, people who chose what and how to believe. “We believe that each person must be free to search for what is true and right in life” according to our fourth principle. This sermon explores our fourth principle through the legacy of spiritual choice passed down to me through my family and the healing experience of uncovering the spiritual practices of my ancestors. “Only by knowing our truths can we act boldly on our journey of healing.” - William Sinkford

Life at Sea
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Life at Sea

"Life at Sea" — led by the Rev. Seth Fisher, guest minister. How do we navigate the journey of life through constantly changing weather and tides?

Are You a Hindu UU?
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Are You a Hindu UU?

Sudha and Ravi Sankar are members and committed lay leaders in the Unitarian Church of Westport, Connecticut, and active Hindu Unitarian Universalists. While today’s service is structurally similar to a typical Unitarian Universalist service, we will be inviting Hinduism, the ancient religion from the East into the sanctuary.

Gotta Serve Somebody
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Gotta Serve Somebody

"Gotta Serve Somebody" — led by Irene Cox, UUCM lay leader. What do we mean by "service"? Does service ever hurt us and does it always help others? When is service a sacrifice and when is it a gift to others or to ourselves?

The Glorious Ordeal
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The Glorious Ordeal

"The Glorious Ordeal" — led by Laura Anthony, UUCM member. Is there anything scarier than being truly known? In times where it is easier than ever to misunderstand each other, we are called to embrace the danger of opening our heart.

Happy Birthday to You!
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Happy Birthday to You!

"Happy Birthday to You!"— led by Dana N. Moore, minister UUCM worship leader. This service is a celebration of individuals, of life, of YOU! Journey with me as we trace the ritual of birthday celebrations, observances, and their influence on those who do and do not acknowledge them. A Universalist application.