Many faith traditions teach about having love and compassion for our enemy. Given the current political agenda how can we possibly think about loving people who have sworn to destroy … Continue reading A New Year’s Resolution for 2025: Love Your Enemies???!!!
Lay presenter Neil Gregersen will share a sermon by the Rev. Rod Richards of Unitarian Universalists of San Luis Obispo. Rev. Richards explores the difficulties inherent in drawing and redrawing … Continue reading Drawing on the Wide Side of the Brain
Robert Fulghum has been a Unitarian Universalist minister since the early 1960s serving in Bellingham and Edmonds, Washington. He is best known for his books, beginning with All I Really Need … Continue reading The Wit and Wisdom of Robert Fulghum
Christmas is one of our most popular holidays. For some, it is the centerpiece of their religious experience. For others, it is a great time to party. As a result, … Continue reading Christmas: A Snowball of Traditions
“Crazy Wisdom,” a sermon by Rev. Victoria Safford of White Bear Unitarian Universalist Church in Mahtomedi, MN – read by Neil Gregersen. Belief is so often a matter of what we … Continue reading Crazy Wisdom
Let’s give a rousing cheer For people everywhere Who know that Love and Care Are precious things to share This Intergenerational service will focus on the wonderful story, “Boxes For … Continue reading The Gift Inside the Giving
Michael Tino, Minister of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Northern Westchester (New York), delivered this stirring sermon on the subject of immigration. Balancing storytelling with information about the importance of … Continue reading A Knock at the Door
As we attempt to communicate and make sense of one another, there are elements of our language that reduce clarity and prevent understanding. Why is it so easy to stereotype … Continue reading Does Our Thinking Have to be Black and White?
Unitarian Universalist Minister, Robert Fulghum, have been crafted into an engaging morning of storytelling and song. They take a funny, heartwarming and often poignant look at the struggle to find … Continue reading Uh-Oh, Here Comes Christmas
On this Labor Day Sunday, four members of the congregation, Susan Bianchini, Neil Schwarzwalder, Bruce DePriester and Neil Gregersen will read excerpts from Working, published in 1972. These excerpts reveal … Continue reading The Worth and Dignity of Every Person: Studs Terkel’s “Working”
