Justice, Equity and Compassion
The second principle of Unitarian Universalism is Justice, Equity, and Compassion in Human Relations. Let us examine this principle to see how we are doing as a church, as a community, and in society at large.
Past Worship Services and Sermon Audio
Click on the Sermon Title or “Continue reading” to access the sermon audio if available. While most sermons are posted, some are not due to technical problems, length, format or other issues. If you have any questions or for older files not included in the list, please email archive@hsuuc.org.
Having “Skin in the Game”
The adage “having skin in the game” signifies having a commitment to something where one has something significant to lose. When we think of our financial commitment to HIgh Street, we usually think of it in terms of what we gain when we share our resources with this community. But what would we LOSE if … Continue reading Having “Skin in the Game”
Are We Approaching a “Bonhoeffer” Moment?
Dietrich Bonhoeffer was a dissenting pastor and theologian in Nazi Germany during World War II. In April 1945, he was executed for participating in a plot to assassinate Adolf Hitler. I have been wondering what led him to move from a stance of passive, non-violent resistance to active armed resistance. Can his life and witness … Continue reading Are We Approaching a “Bonhoeffer” Moment?