Unitarian Universalist Sermons and Conversations from First Unitarian Church of Dallas

Part 2 of our Unitarian Universalist series on our Universalist present.

Part 1 of our annual 2-part sermon series intro to Unitarian Universalism

Rev. Beth Dana reflects on what the pandemic and sabbatical taught her about this question

What is a miracle and what does a Unitarian Universalist do with a miracle? •••MUSIC: Ruth Ann Ritchie, flute, Alan Dyer, piano

The Kubler-Ross five stage model of grief is a place to start when grieving, but it isn't the only way to navigate grief. Grief isn't something we move through as if we have a map. It has its own shape and according to the poet Albert Huffstickler "that's what we're looking for: not the end of a thing but the shape of it."

How does attentiveness help us find the sacred in the mundane?

As Rev. Beth returns from sabbatical, she reflects on the meaning of rest and what kind of rest we need right now in this world.

Interestingly, given the title, this sermon, written by Rev. Kanter, had to be "preached" at the last minute by Rev. Beth Dana because Daniel was under the weather and unable to do it himself.

Second in our two part series on democracy in America.

In our first installment of a two part series on democracy and patriotism, Rev. Edwin Robinson was set to speak on being black in America. In light of Roe being overturned only 2 days prior to this service, the subject matter understandably expanded.