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May, 2008

Title	Presenter	Church	Date presented
What Jeremiah Said Caution: Hearing this sermon may affect your ability to get elected to public office.	Rev. Fred Muir	Unitarian Universalist Church of Annapolis	05/25/2008
If By Whiskey	Rev. John S. Gilbert	East Shore Unitarian Universalist Church, Kirtland, OH	05/25/2008
Faith and Doubt	Rev. Kathy Schmitz	Pathways Church, Southlake, TX	05/25/2008
Exodus Faith in 2008: Jeremiah Wright and the Black Church in America Part six in the "Religion in America" series	Reverend Nancy McDonald Ladd	Bull Run Unitarian Universalists, Manassas, Virginia	05/25/2008
The Secret Life of Bees	Rev. Bill Darlison	Unitarian Church Dublin	05/25/2008
Endless Summer	Rev. Marti Keller	Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Atlanta	05/25/2008
The Journey to Ministry The ministry of this congregation takes many shapes and touches hundreds of members and friends. You might be amazed to know all that goes on. So, join us this Sunday to celebrate the ministry of this congregation and learn more!	Rev. Fred Muir	Unitarian Universalist Church of Annapolis	05/18/2008
Building the Beloved Community What is it that calls to our many volunteers in this church, this beloved community, to put in so much time, money, energy and spirit? Why take the step toward membership? We will recognize those new members who have joined since last June! If you've been thinking about making the commitment to membership, maybe it's time!!	Rev. Arthur G. Severance	East Shore Unitarian Universalist Church, Kirtland, OH	05/18/2008
Standing on the Side of Love	Rev. Kathy Schmitz	Pathways Church, Southlake, TX	05/18/2008
The Journey to Ministry The ministry of this congregation takes many shapes and touches hundreds of members and friends. You might be amazed to know all that goes on. So, join us this Sunday to celebrate the ministry of this congregation and learn more!	Rev. Fred Muir	Unitarian Universalist Church of Annapolis	05/18/2008
Prayer as Primary Speech	Margie King Saphier	First Parish in Concord, MA	05/18/2008
Icons and Images	Rev. Bill Darlison	Unitarian Church Dublin	05/18/2008
The Turning Seasons of the Spirit	Rev. Anthony David	Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Atlanta	05/18/2008
Mother, May I? I think it was Freud who said, "If it's not one thing, it's your mother." Most of us realize that our first idea of God came from our mother, not the Bible. Indeed, perhaps it is why the rediscovery of "The Goddess" has become more popular.	Rev. Arthur G. Severance	East Shore Unitarian Universalist Church, Kirtland, OH	05/11/2008
Roots and Wings	Rev. Kathy Schmitz	Pathways Church, Southlake, TX	05/11/2008
Let's Remember	Rev. Marlin Lavanhar	All Souls Unitarian Church of Tulsa	05/11/2008
Hope is The Thing with Feathers Emily Dickenson wrote, "Hope is the thing with feathers that perches in the soul, and sings the tune -- without the words, and never stops at all." How have you experienced the persistence of hope in your life?	Reverend Nancy McDonald Ladd	Bull Run Unitarian Universalists, Manassas, Virginia	05/11/2008
With Civility Being in "right relationship" with each other is, I believe, a premise of our life together as a faith community. I can't imagine many disagreeing with such a basic assumption, yet our relationships are tested routinely in our speech, behavior & vision. Join me as I explore civility in our shared congregational life.	Rev. Fred Muir	Unitarian Universalist Church of Annapolis	05/11/2008
Catapulting Into Thin Air	Gary Smith	First Parish in Concord, MA	05/11/2008
A Plague of Locusts	Rev. Bill Darlison	Unitarian Church Dublin	05/11/2008
The Spirituality of Teens	Rev. Anthony David	Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Atlanta	05/11/2008
Religion as Relationship Almost "Behaving in Church, Part II" I want to examine our relationships in church, at home or work, and especially how we communicate with each other, with our loved ones, yea even our enemies. Even how we think of religion is deeply influenced by our previous relationships. I believe that how we behave is more indicative of what we really believe is important in life and religion.	Rev. Arthur G. Severance	East Shore Unitarian Universalist Church, Kirtland, OH	05/04/2008
The Birth of New Possibilities	Rev. Kathy Schmitz	Pathways Church, Southlake, TX	05/04/2008
Astonished by Mercy	Rev. Marlin Lavanhar	All Souls Unitarian Church of Tulsa	05/04/2008
Prove All Things, Hold Fast the Good On May 5th, 1819, William Ellery Channing preached a sermon in Baltimore that laid out the doctrine of early American Unitarianism. His sermon encouraged hearers to "prove all things," and to hold on to what is good, even while discarding the rest. We'll honor his legacy and ask what the sermon still has to teach us today.	Reverend Nancy McDonald Ladd	Bull Run Unitarian Universalists, Manassas, Virginia	05/04/2008
All in Good Time In this busy & ever changing world of ours where information and opportunities come at us fast and furious, how do we begin to focus our energy and our commitment? As a church community, we get the chance to step out of the world and together create an alternative. Come dream of what our beloved community might look like.	Rev. Amber Beland	Unitarian Universalist Church of Annapolis	05/04/2008
I – Thou	Rev. Bill Darlison	Unitarian Church Dublin	05/04/2008
Grace, Courage, and Wisdom in a Time of War	Rev. Anthony David	Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Atlanta	05/04/2008

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