When life spins out of control, how can we respond with grace, with either the holy, or the broken Hallelujah of which Leonard Cohen sings?

Environmental sermon for Earth Day

Guest sermon by Rev. Deanna Vandiver, UU minister from New Orleans, LA and Co-Director of the Center for Ethical Living and Social Justice Renewal

...and suffering is everywhere. Those are basically the first two Noble Truths of Buddhism, but they're better news than they sound. We'll explore why.

An Easter sermon on the unexpected ways to a resurrection experience - a return of that which seemed lost forever in our lives

Our guest preacher, Rev. Debra Garfinkel

We UUs learned a lot from our engagement with Selma in 1965 - good, bad, and ugly. Many such lessons hold true in Memphis in 2016.

The Parable of the Talents is a challenging piece of scripture, but reflects a deeper wisdom about engaging our own talents in the service of others.

Unitarian Universalism draws inspiration from many sources, from many faiths. How does that help (or hinder) our efforts toward interfaith dialogue, and how can we relate authentically to those of other faiths?

Mardi Gras and Lent both are seasons with insights to offer us about the masks we wear, the personas we adopt.