Sermons and Services from Bradford Community Church Unitarian Universalist, Kenosha, WI

Rev. Erik David Carlson lifts up the contributions of the Revs. Maja and Norbert Capek in the gift of the Unitarian Flower Communion ceremony.

Rev. Erik David Carlson discusses the importance of personal involvement in our political process in the context of Unitarian and Universalist history of advocacy for justice.

Guest minister T.J. Williams-Hauger presents a Christian approach to justice-making movements in the context of Unitarian Universalism, intersectionality and LGBTQ Pride.

In our annual summer service, you get to ask Rev. Erik about anything! Questions not answered in service will appear in future additions of the Quilt newsletter.

Rev. Erik David Carlson reflects on his own experience as a father and the myriad ways we uphold mentorship and education in our society and our Unitarian Universalism, regardless of its sources.

Rev. Erik David Carlson examines several different philosophical understandings of the soul, including those of Immanuel Kant and Ralph Waldo Emerson and their implications for us as contemporary people of faith in the light of LGBTQ Pride.

Rev. Erik David Carlson looks at the societal pressures on personal, physical attractiveness contrasted with the internal beauty we find in ourselves and each other.

Rev. Erik David Carlson explores what it means to be both pro-peace and supportive of our military siblings as Unitarian Universalists.

Our time for all ages story from May 19th, 2019.

In honor of Mother's Day, ministerial intern Denise Cawley discusses Mary Magdalene, feminine spirituality and the female divine's influence on our faith and our lives.