"Let's Hear it for Silence" - by Byrant Brown - Summer Minister - Learning is connected with talking and watching and reading and doing, and yet, there is so much that only silence can teach. Fully realizing the irony of the project, Bryant will talk about silence.

"Ground Zero" Rev. Bryant B. Brown - Summer Minister -

Ground Zero gets used frequently to mean any place of catastrophe. Bryant has been to several sites on this planet bearing the original, military meaning of ground zero, and places we have come to refer to that way. Maybe there is something to learn from places we have destroyed.

"New Wine in Old Wineskins" Rev. Bryant Brown, Intern Minister

There are about as many Unitarian Universalists now as when the Association came into being in 1961. Much has changed in the world since then, demographically, technologically, culturally…. If the principles we proclaim are to have an important place in our world, we UUs need to examine truths about

Rev. Bryant Brown, Intern Minister

Topic: "Edges"

We constantly come to edges in our lives. Changes are part of life – some we choose to make, some just happen. Each moment we stand between what has been and what may be; our memories and anticipations can be distracting. Each moment has its own reality to be appreciated.

'In Motion' Rev Lynn Cox

In the early twentieth century, L.B. Fisher wrote, "Universalists are often

asked to tell where they stand. The only true answer to give to this

question is that we do not stand at all. We move."

"It Matters What We Believe" These are words Sophia Fahs spoke some years ago & they are apropos as we meet today. Some beliefs lift us & others up while others depress or diminish us & others. It truly matters what we accept, value& cherish in our lives.