We are called to love our neighbors as ourselves, but who exactly are these neighbors? Our social justice principles call us to work for the marginalized and oppressed, but is our love also reserved for them? This sermon goes back to our Christian roots and … read more.
This service will explore the ties of lineage and shared values that weave us into the family of world religions, and how being family allows us to respect them as sources of wisdom and as partners in society even when we don’t always accept their … read more.
We are UU’s because this is the spiritual path our hearts and minds are drawn to. Yet that doesn’t exclude ideas that call to us from other paths. Based on Barbara Brown Taylor’s book of the same name, this sermon explores what it’s like to … read more.
