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First Unitarian Universalist Church of Houston Podcast
By First Unitarian Universalist Church of HoustonReligion & Spirituality
First Unitarian Universalist Church of Houston Podcast episodes
- "Self-Help" - Rev. Dr. Colin BossenThe winner of the 2021 auction sermon asked for a sermon on "self-help books." In this sermon, Dr. Bossen will explore how we can reimagine self-help as a form of care.26 min
- "Missing Malcolm in Michigan" - Rev. Dr. Colin BossenOn a recent trip back to Michigan, Dr. Bossen did a tour of the sites of Malcolm X's childhood homes. He reflects on what he saw.28 min
- "Care of the Earth" – Rev. D. Scott Cooper
February 14 is the annual celebration of love and romance, and this month we're "Reimagining Care." We might also take time to reimagine our care of the environment. How have those in the past approached caring for the earth, and how might we reimagine that care to do even better?
27 min - "Reimagining Care" – Rev. Dr. Colin BossenThe pandemic has fundamentally changed the world we live in. In these times, one of the many questions we are called to ask: How can we reimagine care to meet the needs of the hour? The readings are :
from "Surplus Future Imperfect" by Erica Hunt
"Mysticism and Social Change: God as Presence" by Howard Thurman
29 min - And Everyone Else is They - Rev. D. Scott CooperWe continue exploring our theme of "Reimagining the Other." Before we reimagine the other, we might very well ask, who is 'the Other?' Rudyard Kipling told us, "Father, Mother, and Me / Sister and Auntie say / All the people like us are We, / And everyone else is They." There are many ways to be different, and many ways to think about those unlike us; how might we reimagine those ways?27 min
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About First Unitarian Universalist Church of Houston Podcast
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The First Unitarian Universalist Church of Houston podcast presents sermons, interviews and programs that highlight our attempt in making the world a better place for everyone and everything.
While aligned in our desire to make a difference for the good, we are diverse in faith, ethnicity, history and spirituality, as well as gender identity and sexual orientation. We encourage members to nurture their spiritual lives with intentionality and pursue the beliefs that most resonate with each of them; we encourage members to think for themselves and ask the difficult questions; we know we need not think alike to love alike.
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