Speaker: Rev. Sharon Wylie
“The Sermon after GA”
Now that the 63rd annual General Assembly (GA) of Unitarian Universalists Congregations has come to a close, Rev. Sharon will share her reflections on what happened.
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“Flower Ceremony” All-Church Service
This morning’s annual flower ceremony was originally created in 1923 by Unitarian minister Norbert Capek of Prague, Czechoslovakia as a celebration of diversity. Please bring a flower to celebrate together and remember the story of Rev. Capek.
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“The Challenge of Unlearning” (Liberation #11)
This is the eleventh in an 11-part worship series reflecting on the characteristics of white supremacy culture as described by trainer and teacher Dr. Tema Okun on her website www.whitesupremacyculture.info.
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“Sermons with Spoilers: Midnight Mass”
“Three Things I Wish I’d Known When I Was a Congregant”
Before there was Rev. Sharon, there was just Sharon, enthusiastic UU. This morning she reflects on some of the church dynamics she didn’t understand until she became a minister. Our 11 a.m. service will include a Bridging Ceremony for our teens graduating high school.
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“May Day: Adoration Sunday” All-Church Service
“Sermons with Spoilers: The Good Place”
This is the fourth in a series of sermons in which Rev. Sharon will share her thoughts and analyses of religious-themed movies and tv shows. (This morning is our Celebration Sunday.)
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“Our Favorite Animals” All-Church Service
The poet Wendell Berry wrote about seeking “the peace of wild things” when despair for the world felt too much to bear. This morning is the culmination of our “March Madness” voting for our communal favorite animal! Please bring a fact you might want to share about … read more.