Thoughts on violence, non-violence, and how we resist extremism. Sermon presented by Rev. John Cullinan on March 12, 2017.

Our sixth principle states that we “affirm and promote the goal of world community with peace, liberty, and justice for all.” What does that community look like? And how do we even begin to build it? Sermon presented on March 5, 2017.

Did you know that renowned composer Bela Bartok was a Unitarian? We’ll explore his life and especially his religious ideas, and hear some wonderful Bartok music played by Nylea Butler-Moore, Galen Gisler, Nelly Case, and Wade Wheelock. Sermon presented by Anne Marsh and Friends on February 26, 2017.

Crow is back, and she has some questions about how we care for one another. Sermon presented on February 19, 2017 by Rev. John Cullinan and Tina DeYoe, DLRE.

Ours is a faith based in myriad connections, many unseen. Who are we bound to? How do we begin to strengthen and build upon those ties? Sermon presented by Rev. John Cullinan on February 12, 2017.

“Facing the Injustice Within”. Sermon audio presented by Rev. John Cullinan on February 5,2017. Our Second Unitarian Universalist principle affirms and promotes “justice, equity, and compassion in human relations”. Often, we view this as an external project, a fight for justice and compassion “out there”. But what about our own stumbling blocks? What can we learn from our history about the inner work of justice?

“A Community of Open Hearts”, Sermon audio presented by Rev. John Cullinan on January 29, 2017. What does it mean to be religious in a community of diverse beliefs? Join us for a special sermon introducing one of the key themes of Unitarian Universalism.

“Where Do We Go From Here?”, Sermon audio presented by Rev. John Cullinan on January 22, 2017. As our nation enters a new era, we pick up on some themes from MLK’s later writings as we try to rediscover who we are and what we’re to do next.

“Standing Up”, Sermon audio presented by Rev. John Cullinan and Tina DeYoe, DLRE on January 15, 2017. A multi-generational service on the theme of justice.

“To Believe What We Must”, Sermon audio presented by Rev. John Cullinan on January 8, 2017. Unitarian Universalists promote a free and responsible search for truth and meaning. Does this mean I can believe anything? How do freedom and responsibility work together?