"Aspirations, Action & Accountability" — led by Dana N. Moore, worship team member. It has been said that Unitarian Universalism is an "aspirational faith," but our most successful justice initiatives have required sustained attention and action to achieve a lasting impact. Does this ideal still hold true in the face of our call to Justice, Transformation, and faithfully living out our values? How do we move from aspirations to action and hold ourselves and each other accountable while still centering love?
Archives: Sermons
“While Some Preacher Calls You Dangerous”
"While Some Preacher Calls You Dangerous"— led by Laura Anthony, worship team member. It is us and it is them. It is them and us. What do we do when we are made monsters? What do we do when we see monsters? Can we step around the fatigue and the fear in order to build?
“Divine Beauty”
"Divine Beauty"— led by Emerson Wodnick, worship team member. What is the role that beauty plays in our lives? How can we seek it out, find it, and embody it? And what does it truly mean to "open our senses to take in the beauty?" Join us in exploring the role beauty pays in our lives, our souls, and our relationships with one another.
“Martha and Mary”
"Martha and Mary"— led by the Rev. Anya Sammler-Michael, senior co-minister. To be or to do, that is the question... or is it? This service invites a sincere and joyful contemplation of the meaning and purpose of our lives.
“Whose Nationalism?”
"Whose Nationalism?" — led by the Rev. Anya Sammler-Michael, senior co-minister. That's right. Invite your friends. We are coming at this straight on. Nationalism can tear a country apart... and it is anything but holy. This is how to fight for home.
“I Was Bound Free”
"I Was Bound Free," led by Rev. Anya Sammler-Michael. We are free not because we are unfettered, unaffiliated, and unallied. We are free because we have ties, because we are linked to a reality greater than our small and limited selves.

