Rev. Lone Jensen Broussard grew up in Copenhagen, Denmark; lived in Baghdad, Iraq for seven years; and has served in churches in Chicago, Illinois, Portsmouth,New Hampshire, Wilmington, North Carolina, Chandler, Arizona, and Birmingham, Alabama before retiring to San Diego where her son, daughter-in-law and grandchildren live.
A personal story. In our divisive and troubled times what does it mean to be an American? About the Speaker: Reverend Lone Jensen Broussard grew up in Copenhagen, Denmark; lived in Baghdad Iraq for seven years; and has served churches in Chicago, Illinois, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Wilmington, North Carolina, Chandler, Arizona, and Birmingham, Alabama before … Continue reading Why I became an American Citizen
This is the only country I know that has the pursuit of happiness in their Declaration of Independence. It is considered an unalienable right but it seems to be a rather difficult state to achieve for many. Our American culture pursues it relentlessly and have built a whole economy around it but is it even … Continue reading The Pursuit of Happiness
How do we find wonder and magic in our lives and in this season? This is the season of far too many bright lights and loud messages that asks us to buy and celebrate. But is that what we really need? Celebration yes but maybe a look inward will help us to find what we really need and want. … Continue reading Why not a Star?
Please join us to listen to Rev. Lone Broussard who will be speaking to our fellowship this Sunday. About the Speaker: Reverend Lone Jensen Broussard grew up in Copenhagen, Denmark; lived in Baghdad Iraq for seven years; and has served churches in Chicago, Illinois, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Wilmington, North Carolina, Chandler, Arizona, and Birmingham, Alabama … Continue reading Guest Speaker Rev. Lone Broussard
As Unitarian Universalists democracy is a religious necessity. Every voice must be heard. We live in a time where it seems that the very soul of democracy is once again under attack. This will be a service where we remember the Civil Rights movement and Selma with a focus upon Voting Rights. But most of … Continue reading Freedom is a constant struggle: Celebrating and learning from our past
Is there a way out of this wilderness? These days it is easy to feel lost in the noise and division that surrounds us. Where is the way out? Can we ever get along? What role do we play as a self-proclaimed free faith? What remains when so much has been lost? How do we make a … Continue reading Religion, Freedom and Politics
After many months of multiple challenges, what have we learned from this long and bumpy journey? How do reconnect after a year of involuntary separation because of the pandemic and dare we trust good news? Rev. Lone’s message will emphasize healing and opening our hearts to life. Rev. Lone Jensen Broussard has graced our Summit pulpit … Continue reading Are We There Yet?
As we isolate, stay inside, wear masks and keep social distance, it can feel as if we are all lost on our own private islands. Even with our virtual miracles, it’s a hard time for our souls. This Sermon explores how we can find hope and sustain our joy, even now.
