On the Banks of the Alabama River
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On the Banks of the Alabama River

"While on the Banks of the Alabama River" — led by Wendy McNeil, worship leader. Today's sermon is about Wendy's experience resting on the Alabama River for close to three hours, and for that time forgetting the river’s brutal history and meaning for Black Americans.

Miracle of Miracles
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Miracle of Miracles

"Miracle of Miracles" — led by Laura Anthony, worship leader. Cynicism is very hip these days, and very tempting. In the age where everything can be explained, where the library of Alexandria is accessible to most of us, where rationality is allegedly the sensical response to phenomena, where we're way too savvy for Divine Providence - are there any miracles left?

The Othering
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The Othering

"The Othering" — led by Ghana Hylton, UUCM member. "Do you believe in aliens? Other life-forms outside of the milky way? If they do exist... Are they coming to get us?!"

Celebrating Pluralism
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Celebrating Pluralism

"Celebrating Pluralism (Music Sunday)" — led by the Rev. Scott Sammler-Michael, senior co-minister and Markus Hauck, music director. Join our orchestra, choir, director of music ministries, and ministers for a Music Sunday celebrating pluralism. We will have the blessing of a full cantata of choir music from the contemporary Unitarian Universalist composer Jason Shelton, and space to honor our theological diversity!

The Courage To Continue
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The Courage To Continue

"The Courage to Continue" — led by the Rev. Anya Sammler-Michael, senior co-minister. Our annual Flower Communion Pride Celebration honors the struggles that have been surmounted, recognizing the work that needs to be done, and affirming the beauty in every soul.

Prepare Ye the Way
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Prepare Ye the Way

"Prepare Ye The Way"— led by the Revs. Anya and Scott Sammler-Michael, senior co-ministers. As we explore the nature of renewal, we will explore how we best prepare for the change that is always coming, as well as explore how best to retain what is of worth from our pasts.