Rev. Tony Lorenzen and Dona Neely reflect on the global climate crisis and how what seem to be like small changes in our individual and group behavior can truly turn the world around for the better and help to heal our damaged planet.

Rev. Tony Lorenzen reflects on welcoming the stranger, the meaning of home and family, refugees, immigration and how radical welcoming requires treating new comers as family not as guests.

The audio of the entire worship service installing The Rev. Tony Lorenzen as the 16th settled minister of Hopedale Unitarian Parish.

Rev. Josh Pawelek of Unitarian Universalist Society: East in Manchester, CT preaches shared missional ministry at the installation of Rev. Tony Lorenzen.  Rev. Pawelek encourages Hopedale Unitarian Parish and Rev. Tony to move beyond the walls of the church, take the "red pill," wake up from the Matrix, and be a people on mission to create the beloved community in Hopedale and Milford.

Rev. Tony Lorenzen explains that  transformation is not what we think it is. Transformation is allowing the process and the journey to change you- the way you think, the way you feel, the way you see the world.

Rev. Tony Lorenzen shares thoughts about how Unitarian Universalism reconciles itself to the Easter story by proclaiming resurrection without reanimation, a resurrection of renewal and the rebirth of hope.

Rev. Colin Bossen  reflects on the lasting impact of global white supremacy, the possibility of racial reconciliation, and the role that religious liberals might play in bringing about a more justice filled world.

Rev. Tony Lorenzen reflects on why and how we hold on to past hurts by creating narratives of resentment and indignation, and how these "Grievance Stories" can prevent forgiveness and healing. He discusses how we hold on to cultural grievance stories and how this leads to dehumanization and discrimination.

Rev. Tony Lorenzen reflects on what it means to have a right relationship with money and how stewardship of the congregation is not so much about how much money one gives as it is about the fact that we are all in this together.

"Tough Love" Rev. Tony Lorenzen shares thoughts about how we handle situations where loving someone is difficult. Those who need love most sometimes seem to deserve it least. What we can do when someone is difficult to love?