Rev. E. Arlen Goff Have you ever engaged in a mental review of the decisions you’ve made in life? Have you ever engaged in an intellectual game of “What if?” We’ll take a few moments this Sunday to think about “the road(s) not taken.”
Rev. Dr. Scott Dillard10/12/25 As we enter life we are thrown into a chaotic unknown that we learn to adapt to. It creates our first Community. As we venture forth and grow we expand those Community, maybe leave it, find new ones. Such is also our religious journey. We will explore this development of our … Continue reading “From Chaos to Community”
Due to technical problems, the audio for this sermon is unavailable. Rev. Tina Cansler ClarkOctober 5th, 2025 We seem to be swimming in an ocean of anxiety and fear-inducing events these days. What can we learn about ourselves by examining these fears? How do we access our infinite resources when things frighten us? I’m spending … Continue reading “What Are the Places That Scare You?”
Trigger Warning: Drug Abuse and Suicidal Ideations will be mentioned in this homily. I intend to give you all a glimpse at my epic journey, as I see it, to bring myself out of deep depression. There will be lessons of light and joy, and mantras which you may use, and some of you may … Continue reading Out of the Depths
September 21st, 2025 Rev. Bob Bledsoe Studies strongly suggest we are hardwired to overcome our natural selfishness to cooperate for the greater good. It’s hard to keep hope alive today but that’s exactly why we have to do it. As long as there’s life, there’s hope.
Rev. Dr. Scott Dillard In difficult times we search for answers to get us out of those difficulties or search for meaning in all of it. As I contemplate what I believe are difficult societal conflicts, I keep thinking about what it is that I already know. And what I know mostly, I learned at … Continue reading “We Learned a Better Way a Long Time Ago”
In his infinite wisdom, Parker Palmer offers us a touchstone for times of uncertainty. He tells us to turn to Wonder when the going gets rough. For a few moments, we will wonder about Wonder together.
UUs have a unique opportunity at this point in time in history. More persons are religiously unaffiliated than ever before and cannot see themselves participating in a traditional church. UU congregations offer a safe place for questioners and doubters, for sinners and seekers, for those shunned by traditional religious bodies, for folks who are deconstructing … Continue reading Who We Are, and Why It Matters
What happens when you decide to say “Yes!” to life? A lot! Joy, fear, adventure, sorrow, and everything in between. Join us this Sunday as Rev. Amanda shares an update on her personal commitment to saying yes to life. Through this recorded sermon, she invites us to reflect on what it means to embrace opportunities, challenges, and growth with … Continue reading “A Year of Saying “Yes!”
How a trip to Starbucks, a side visit to a museum, and an award-winning play led to an encounter with divine feminine.
