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Letting Your Life Speak

April 12th, 2015. Learning to listen well to our own life is a difficult skill to master. Yet our life offers a wisdom all its own, early in life, in mid-career and family years and in our elderhood. We take a bit of time to listen well. Child Dedication will be part of the service.

The Sacred Texts of Unitarian Universalism

Since revelation is never sealed, what is considered a sacred text in the Unitarian Universalist tradition? Rev. Jeanne Pupke addresses the sacred found all around us.

Love Reaches Out

Rev. Amy Russell from Unitarian Universalist of Glenn Allen speaks of love and justice and our roles as Unitarian Universalists.

Something Happened

How does the resurrection story affect Unitarian Universalists? What message can be gleaned from the Easter story without hinging on supernatural elements? Rev. Jeanne Pupke invites us to look at the larger picture.

Selma, Richmond - The Commitment

Rev. Jeanne Pupke recalls her trip to Selma for the 50th anniversary of civil rights march and how we can live the lessons of Selma today.

Is It Enough?

When it comes time to invest in our UU faith community, do we have enough? Student minister Walter Clark address pledging in tough times. 

Resilient Together

The giant sequoia trees grow over 260 feet tall and 100 feet in girth, yet only have a root system that is 4 feet deep. How are they able to stand with such a thin base and what might we learn about community from them?

Look Higher

As Unitarian Universalists, where do we find faith? Intern minister Pam Philips reminds us to be amazed at the world around us and "Look Higher."

Be Bold, Dream Big

Guest minister Rev. Leslie Takahashi speaks about the historic past of the UU movement and where to go from here.