We're All in This Together 
September 29th, 2024 
Pastor Jamaal Dyer

Rev. Gary McAlpin
September 22nd, 2024

Rev Justin M. McCreary 
September 15th, 2024 

Unitarian Universalism is part of a heritage called, “The Free Church.” James Luther Adams once said, of the free church that, “It protests against routine conformity or thoughtless nonconformity that lead to deformity of mind and heart and community.” This Sunday I’d like to take a look at that Quote and consider the ramifications of being free.

Sunday, September 1st, 2024 
Rev. Justin M. McCreary

When I was a kid, I loved the feeling of getting an invitation in the mail. It was usually someone’s birthday, and I looked forward to every opportunity for birthday cake. Receiving an invitation can be a warm feeling, a feeling that will stay with someone for a long time. The act of inviting someone into our lives is important, especially to organizations like churches. With new people come new opportunities, new hopes, and new friends. So, during this season of ingathering, let’s put our best foot forward as we practice hospitality.

Rev Steven Leigh Williams
Sunday, August 25th, 2024

Rev Justin M McCreary - August 18th, 2024

Sunday, August 4th, 2024 
Rev. Ren Pasco 



What makes us human? What makes us different from AI? One thing is our errors and the beauty of those mistakes.

Sunday, August 11th, 2024 
Rev. Justin M. McCreary 

The last time I preached I highlighted the UU value transformation; this week I will be highlighting the UU Value Pluralism. As a liberal church in Oklahoma Pluralism is a very important value, and it isn’t just about accepting different people of different spiritual identities in our circles. Pluralism is also rooted in our American System in our Bill of Rights, but even more importantly Pluralism is necessary for a free functioning democracy. I hope you can make it this Sunday when I share on Pluralism.

Sunday, July 14th, 2024 
Rev. Justin M McCreary

During the summer I decided I would preach a series on the UU values
represented in the UUA’s article II. Last week we explored the value of Generosity, and this week we will be exploring the Values of Justice and Equity.

Rev. Justin M. McCreary 
Sunday, July 7th, 2024

Often, the first thing that comes to mind regarding generosity is giving money and time. Generosity though, is something much bigger; it is a lifestyle. It involves a way that we live into our mutuality. Generosity is the balance between giving and receiving and the inherent understanding that all human beings deserve to be treated with dignity and respect. Generosity reminds us that we are not alone in this world and that all our accomplishments are built on the work of others. To truly understand be generous, one must first be vulnerable and understand their own needs. Generosity is about how we live together.