In this sermon, Rev. John looks at his own identity and asks the listener, "Who are you, anyway?" Let's examine who we are and how taking responsibility for our core-Self (with a capital S) is vital in living and being our best self.

In this the era of identity politics, everyone seems to have a definition of who they are and what is important. What are the different communities that have shaped your identity? Let's think about this together.

Rev. Fred Muir shares his last Charles Darwin sermon commemorating the life of one of his role model's--a man who shaped humanity's view of life, living and death in profound ways...

In this time of uncertainty, Fred reminds us of facing fears and looking at our fragility boldly and with love... Please listen to his pastoral message...

In this annual service we remember births, weddings and deaths from the previous year. Every year this service is moving and reminds each of us that we are always in transition.

With the election and all of this great liberal forces converging, this is a RIPE time for our UU message if we can remember 4-things and 4 Ps. Let our business/faith boom in the next four years!

In this 2017 Martin Luther King, Jr. Sunday, Rev. John takes on poverty, moral will and how to connect to King's vision of Beloved Community.

The election is a part of a narrative where countervailing forces are being called to rise up! This is a pattern and cycle in our human evolution. If you need some post-election context in the spirit of the holidays, this message is for you.

A special thank you to Dr. Mike Houge at Meadville Theological for his inspiration for this sermon.

Love, Rev. John