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| Title | Presenter | Church | Date presented |
| UU Revival A UU "Revival" Service held at Unity Church |
Reverend Eric M. Cherry | Unity Church of North Easton, MA | 08/27/2006 |
| Perhaps Follow the Pretense of Accident | Rev. Rod Debs | Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of the Emerald Coast | 08/27/2006 |
| Longing, Belonging As distant as we are from our families, many of us long for community – a place to belong where people know us more deeply than in coffee hour conversations. As a spiritual community we long to deepen and sustain our spiritual foundations. How can we provide this for ourselves and for those who need us? |
Rev. Kathleen Ellis | Live Oak Unitarian Universalist Church, Cedar Park (Austin), TX | 08/27/2006 |
| Outward Signs | Rev. Chris Buice | Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist Church in Knoxville | 08/27/2006 |
| Lay Sermon: Cultural Differences | Iris and Tom Stammberger | First Parish Lexington Unitarian Universalist | 08/27/2006 |
| Is the World Really Flat Join Program Minister Bill Welch in an amusing and nostalgic sermon about how the world might really be flat. "Technology has indeed brought us closer together on a personal and commercial level.... Technology has given us the ability to reach beyond time zones and borders. There are many people around the world who are motivated by fairness and reason, that picture a sustainable planet and a sustainable quality of life. âAdvocates of compassionate flatism need to educate consumers to the fact that their buying decisions and buying power are political. Every time you as a consumer make a decision, you are supporting whole set of values. You are voting about barriers and friction you want to preserve or eliminate." |
Bill Welch | Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Fairfax, VA | 08/27/2006 |
| Less is More | Douglas Weisburger | The Unitarian Universalist Church of Silver Spring, Maryland | 08/27/2006 |
| Being Peace An extemporaneous homily about how to spread peace at an individual level. |
Rev. Matt Tittle | Bay Area Unitarian Universalist Church, Houston, TX | 08/27/2006 |
| Pre-Season Sermon | Rev. Matthew McNaught | Unitarian Universalists of Sterling, VA | 08/27/2006 |
| How Laughter Saved My Life | Associate Minister Jennifer Crow | First Unitarian Church of Rochester NY | 08/27/2006 |
| Water and Earth Ceremony | Rev. Christopher Craethnann | Unitarian Universalist Church of Berkeley | 08/27/2006 |
| Kilroy and Me | Judah Leblang | Arlington Street Church, Boston, MA | 08/27/2006 |
| The Characters of Religion: Gods and Godesses First in a series of sermons on the various characters found in the usual script of "religion." Let's start with gods and goddesses. |
Rev. Dr. Randolph W.B. Becker | Unitarian Universalist Community Church of Park Forest, Illinois | 08/27/2006 |
| Summer as a State of Mind My dilemma: How to keep the summer state of mind going throughout the year. Sound familiar? Maybe not, but there's a lesson to be learned by everyone as we begin thinking of leaving August for September. Join me as I look at this transition. |
Fred Muir | Unitarian Universalist Church of Annapolis | 08/27/2006 |
| Ordinary Things This service will reflect on appreciating the simple in a complex world by exploring the writings of the 17th century haiku master Matsuo Basho. |
Richard Foushee | Unity Church-Unitarian, St. Paul, MN | 08/27/2006 |
| Trusting the Catcher | Reverend Nancy McDonald Ladd | Bull Run Unitarian Universalists, Manassas, Virginia | 08/27/2006 |
| The Benign Indifference of the Universe | Rev. Charles Stephen | Second Unitarian Church of Omaha | 08/27/2006 |
| The Mind on Fire | Rev. Dr. Justin Osterman | Central Unitarian Church, Paramus, NJ | 08/27/2006 |
| Dracula Was Not a Unitarian Even though our Unitarian roots can be traced back to Transylvania in the 16th. Century, there is no hard evidence that we have any connection to Transylvania's most infamous citizen. But we will look at the historical background of Unitarianism in Transylvania and the modern-day Unitarians in that country. Rev. Betty will share insights and experiences from her recent trip to Romania, Transylvania, and Hungary. |
The Rev. Dr. Betty Stapleford | Conejo Valley Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, Thousand Oaks, California | 08/20/2006 |
| Be the Change You Want to See in the World | Rev. Rod Debs | Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of the Emerald Coast | 08/20/2006 |
| Lay Sermon: Fathers, Sons, and Other Alien Life Forms | Erik Svenson | First Parish Lexington Unitarian Universalist | 08/20/2006 |
| Coming Home Join Mary Katherine Morn in a humourous and enlightening sermon about the importance of "Home"......."May we find home here and may each and every one of us offer a welcome to those who come this way that they might find home and belonging here as well." |
Mary Katherine Morn | Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Fairfax, VA | 08/20/2006 |
| A Cloud of Witnesses | Associate Minister Jennifer Crow | First Unitarian Church of Rochester NY | 08/20/2006 |
| Learning To Fall | Linda Laskowski | Unitarian Universalist Church of Berkeley | 08/20/2006 |
| Is there Life after Death? | Vera O'Brien | Arlington Street Church, Boston, MA | 08/20/2006 |
| Taking a Liberal Leap of Faith Have we been fighting an old battle (religion versus science) to avoid focusing on our unique religious perspective? |
Rev. Dr. Randolph W.B. Becker | Unitarian Universalist Community Church of Park Forest, Illinois | 08/20/2006 |
| The Beating of Your Heart | East Shore Unitarian Universalist Church, Kirtland, OH | 08/20/2006 | |
| Godtalk: UU Children and Theist Language Our childhoods are chapters of naming, a time when words are magically attaching themselves to our reality and becomng the currency of our transactions with other people. What do our children mean, whether they come from theist or humanist families, when they use the word God? How do we respond to the Godtalk they are absorbing simply by existing in a predominantly Judeo-Christian religious culture? What choices are we making, as teachers, parents, and fellow seekers, about the theological language we use with our young people, and to what end? |
Kerri Meyer | Unity Church-Unitarian, St. Paul, MN | 08/20/2006 |
| Lessons from the Mayflower | Tom Holler | Second Unitarian Church of Omaha | 08/20/2006 |
| The Heart of Our Faith | Rev. Dr. Justin Osterman | Central Unitarian Church, Paramus, NJ | 08/20/2006 |
| Roots & Wings In a wonderful little book entitled Deeply Woven Roots, Gary Gunderson presents the strengths of the church. Come celebrate the strengths I have found in this congregation and some ideas about how strengths can help us soar into the future. This will be my final worship service as your Intern/Summer Minister. |
Joyce Palmer | Unitarian Universalist Church of Annapolis | 08/20/2006 |
| Water in a Dry Land During summer travels we have invited you to collect water from your various destinations. We share stories of our sojourns and pour the water into a common vessel to symbolize our ongoing connection, our return from summer travels, and our interconnection with all creation. Kathleen's brief homily focuses on the metaphor of water in the midst of global warming and Middle East warfare. |
Rev. Chuck Freeman and Rev. Kathleen Ellis | Live Oak Unitarian Universalist Church, Cedar Park (Austin), TX | 08/20/2006 |
| Worship as Art The sermon is an exploration of how common public Worship is an artistic opportunity. |
Reverend Eric M. Cherry | Unity Church of North Easton, MA | 08/13/2006 |
| The Four Agreements | Rev. Jack Bennett | Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of the Emerald Coast | 08/13/2006 |
| Varieties of Religious Humanism | Rev. Anthony David | Pathways Church, Southlake, TX | 08/13/2006 |
| Save the Water Tower | Rev. Chris Buice | Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist Church in Knoxville | 08/13/2006 |
| Lay Sermon: What's Next? | Dan Fenn | First Parish Lexington Unitarian Universalist | 08/13/2006 |
| This I Believe - The Joy of Becoming a Unitarian Universalist The Olympia Unitarian Universalist Congregation has for years conducted a series of lay-led services called "This I Believe" in which members of the congregation talk of how they arrived at their beliefs. Helen Nelson is a member of the congregation since 2001 and a UU since the early 80's. |
Helen Nelson | Olympia Unitarian Universalist Congregation, Olympia, WA | 08/13/2006 |
| Frequently Asked Questions Mary Katherine Morn turns the tables and gives the congregation the opportunity to set the agenda and ask her questions about anything they want. Enjoy this laugh filled, inspiring, reflective discussion about religion and other topics. "What makes us a religion isn't the answers we offer, but the questions we ask." |
Mary Katherine Morn | Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Fairfax, VA | 08/13/2006 |
| Beyond Iraq Sermon in opposition to the war in Iraq. |
Rev. Matt Tittle | Bay Area Unitarian Universalist Church, Houston, TX | 08/13/2006 |
| A Love Supreme | Scott Findley | Unitarian Universalists of Sterling, VA | 08/13/2006 |
| The Thing With Feathers | Associate Minister Jennifer Crow | First Unitarian Church of Rochester NY | 08/13/2006 |
| Rising From The Ashes | Rev. Christopher Craethnenn | Unitarian Universalist Church of Berkeley | 08/13/2006 |
| Revolutionary Love | Jason Lydon | Arlington Street Church, Boston, MA | 08/13/2006 |
| The Continuing Journey of a UU | D. Roger Dixon | East Shore Unitarian Universalist Church, Kirtland, OH | 08/13/2006 |
| Conditions for Travel Writer Frederic Brussat claims that "we read the world to see what it can show us about the meaning of life. Through this reading, we gain a new understanding of our place in the universe and learn to recognize the many movements of the spirit." Join Jenny Wilson as she explores the journey we share as planetary pilgrims traveling on the edge of a galaxy. |
Jenny Wilson | Unity Church-Unitarian, St. Paul, MN | 08/13/2006 |
| Embracing Our Whole Story | Andrew McKnight | Second Unitarian Church of Omaha | 08/13/2006 |
| Rules of the Road | Rev. Dr. Justin Osterman | Central Unitarian Church, Paramus, NJ | 08/13/2006 |
| Jesus of the People This sermon is inspired by an image of Jesus painted by Janet McKenzie. In the painting, Jesus is dark-skinned and surrounded by three sacred symbols. How does this image challenge who Jesus is and can be for the world today? |
Joyce Palmer | Unitarian Universalist Church of Annapolis | 08/13/2006 |
| Going Forth Last fall Rev. Zuniga was ordained as a priest in the Taego lineage of Korean Zen. He will reflect on his ascetic training and its practical applications for dealing with suffering and cultivating a more fulfilling spiritual life. |
Rev. David Zuniga | Live Oak Unitarian Universalist Church, Cedar Park (Austin), TX | 08/13/2006 |
| Real Reason for General Assembly | Megan Foley | The Unitarian Universalist Church of Silver Spring, Maryland | 08/06/2006 |
| Window Cleaning for Beginners | Rev Art Lester | Unitarian Church Dublin | 08/06/2006 |
| Lay Sermon: UUism as a Noble Cause, Inspired Movement, Committed Way of Life | Bill Puka | First Parish Lexington Unitarian Universalist | 08/06/2006 |
| Summer Surprise Sermon Join Summer Minister Alison Eskildsen for a summer suprise sermon. A fun, cool sermon for a hot summer. Alison will preach from the gospel according to fish that swim in schools. |
Alison Eskildsen | Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Fairfax, VA | 08/06/2006 |
| The Messy Middle | Associate Minister Jennifer Crow | First Unitarian Church of Rochester NY | 08/06/2006 |
| The Pilgrim's Return | Rev. Christopher Craethnenn | Unitarian Universalist Church of Berkeley | 08/06/2006 |
| Faith, Trust and Pixie Dust: My Life Story | Yim Graner | Second Unitarian Church of Omaha | 08/06/2006 |
| Chasing Shadows The text for the sermon is from the Hunter's Allegory by Olive Schreiner. It's the story of a lone hunter's lifetime quest for Truth. We will explore what the hunter's quest can teach us about our own spiritual journey. What pitfalls and blunders should we expect to encounter along the way and what resources may help us meet the challenge? |
Joyce Palmer | Unitarian Universalist Church of Annapolis | 08/06/2006 |
| Wanna Live Forever? Humanity is obsessed with living forever. This desire is expressed in various forms, ranging from spiritual teachings to the Fountain of Youth. Science has set its sights on this Holy Grail and one day we may be able to literally live forever in a carnal body. Whether in the spirit or flesh, what is at the root of this desire? Is it the ultimate narcissism or our true destiny? What does it mean to live eternally? |
Rev. Chuck Freeman | Live Oak Unitarian Universalist Church, Cedar Park (Austin), TX | 08/06/2006 |
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