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

Rev. Erik David Carlson looks at the history of reason, Enlightenment values and Humanism in light of the recent religious and political critiques of science in our culture.

Rev. Erik David Carlson explores the truth of the historical Jesus compared to the Christ many people celebrate at Easter.

Rev. Erik David Carlson speaks about the importance of centering the margins and embracing a diversity of identities when attempting to achieve personal and collective wholeness.

Rev. Erik David Carlson explores the connections we all have to the birth of the Universe, each other, and the great spirit of Love.

Student minister Denise Cawley talks about the simple ways we might incorporate spiritual practice into our lives, little by little.

Rev. Erik David Carlson welcomes spring in a homily about the rebirth symbolism in the springtime.

Rev. Erik David Carlson examines the parallel-but-oft-conflicting paths of democracy and capitalism throughout American history from a Unitarian Universalist perspective.

Rev. Erik David Carlson explores the theme of journey in our lives as it pertains to growth, awareness, immigration and the spiritual practice of hospitality. Opening reading shared by Jennifer Burns.

Student minister Denise Cawley gives our stewardship sermon on the connections and commitments we have to each other and the world.

In honor of Super Bowl Sunday, Rev. Erik David Carlson explores the spiritual, cultural and communal nature of competitive athletics in America as illustrated in part with the story of the 2004 Boston Red Sox.