What does it REALLY mean to be good? How gets to decide? And is it ever better to be bad?

Guest minister, Rev. Dr. Lillian Lammers, is Director of Stewardship and Vocational Planning with Vanderbilt Divinity School. In her sermon, Rev. Dr. Lammers shares a new look at the parable of The Good Samaritan with a lens on modern day implications.

What do our the customs and manners of our communities say about us? Is it ever healthy to be rude? And how do you know when that is?

This week we are talking about the spiritual and philosophical relationships between Octopuses, The Leviathan, and a band that Sam has really liked since high school.

Unitarian Universalists have a relationship with Jesus and Christianity that is complicated at best. What can we learn about this relationship, and perhaps about new ways to approach this relationship, from stories about superheroes?

Unitarian Universalists have a relationship with Jesus and Christianity that is complicated at best. What can we learn about this relationship, and perhaps about new ways to approach this relationship, from stories about superheroes?

What does it mean to truly welcome the strangers and immigrants who we encounter? What is the role of people of faith in these times when prejudice against immigrants is having such a poisonous effect on our social discourse?

Welcome back! This sermon is from River Sunday, our official kickoff to the church year. This week we ask, what brings us back to the river? And how can our return to the river help carry us through difficult times?

A very special guest sermon by the president of Rhodes College, Marjorie Hass.

What spiritual lessons can we learn from the sometimes long and arduous process of de-cluttering our homes? How can we view our spiritual journeys as always ongoing?