Winning the War
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Winning the War

"Winning the War"— led by the Rev Seth Fisher of First Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Hunterdon County. We seem to be surrounded by conflict. How do we win?

How Unitarian Universalists Can Change the World
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How Unitarian Universalists Can Change the World

"How Unitarian Universalists Can Change the World"— led by the Rev. Xolani Kacela, guest worship leader. Are Unitarian Universalists realizing our full potential as world changers? We'll examine a three-part strategy that will infuse our spiritual practice and community engagement with renewed vigor and vision.

Joy and the Coming Revolution
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Joy and the Coming Revolution

"Joy and the Coming Revolution"— led by Erol Delos Santos, guest worship leader. Joy is a powerful tool to stoke the flames of revolution. In fact, it plays a pivotal role in driving forward the wheels of change. Join us as we explore how revolution is not solely built upon the rigors of struggle; it is also fueled by the power and resilience that joy brings.

But Not Unaltered
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But Not Unaltered

"But Not Unaltered"— led by Laura Anthony, worship leader. Today's service consists of our Fire Communion — where we reflect from the precipice of change. But how do we make resolutions, and why?

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?