Sermon delivered by Michael Leuchtenberger, Ministerial Intern, on May 24, 2009.

Sermon delivered by Rev. Alan Taylor on May 17, 2009.

Sermon delivered by Rev. Michael A. Schuler, Senior Minister at First Unitarian Society in Madison, Wisconsin (http://www.fusmadison.org/index.shtml).  First Unitarian Society is a

community of 1450 adults and over 500 children, united in their passion for

learning, integrity, reverence, and social justice. They see theirs as a community "Where Spiritual Curiosity and Conscience Connect."

Three sermons delivered by members of the high school religious education class, Jack Rossiter-Munley, Camilla Brewer, and Christian Matesanz on May 3, 2009.  Graduating seniors are addressed by Acting Minister of Faith Development Rev. Emily Gage and Rev. Alan Taylor, Minister.

On April 26, 2009, the Unity Temple Choir under the direction of Marty Swisher and accompanied by Tehra Hiolski performed Morten Lauridsen's Lux Aeterna, a five movement quasi-Requiem that includes elements from the

traditional Latin Requiem combined with other Latin prayers

that include reference to light.

Readings and reflections offered by members of the 7th/8th grade religious education class.  The 8th grade recognition ceremony was conducted by Acting Minister of Faith Development Rev. Emily Gage.  Rev. Alan Taylor's charge to the 8th graders is also included.

Sermon delivered by Rev. Alan Taylor on Sunday, April 12, 2009.

Sermon delivered by Rev. Alan Taylor on April 5, 2009.

Sermon delivered by Rev. Clare Butterfield on March 29, 2009. Rev. Butterfield is ordained as a Unitarian Universalist Community Minister. Her ministry, as Director of Faith in Place at the Center for Neighborhood Technology, is a call to all people of faith in the region to reflect on their faith's teachings about environmental stewardship and to come together to act on those teachings.As our Community Minister, Clare's eco-ministry is embraced by this congregation. She also facilitates social mission here at Unity Temple, and preaches in our pulpit once or twice each year, to keep us updated on her own work and the work of our social mission.

Sermon delivered by Rev. Alan Taylor on March 22, 2009.