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The Warrior is a Child (T. Paris, arr. GP Eleria) - UUSM vocalists |
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The Water is Wide (arr. S. Paulus) - UUSM Vocalists |
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The Whole Donut, Not Just the Donut Hole Non-believers have long struggled with the inadequate labels applied to us. Church member Ian Dodd offers an alternative that better reflects the richness and depth of his worldview. |
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The Worst Spiritual Idea in the World I, of course, have absolutely no intention of telling you here and now what the worst spiritual idea in the world is...for that would ruin the suspense and surprise of my sermon. But I can tell you that the worst spiritual idea in the world is one we regularly fall for, and it gets us into real trouble in our everyday living. Scott Alexander is Senior Minister of River Road Unitarian Church in Bethesda, MD. Music: Vanessa Paloma, Soprano |
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Theme from Schindler' List (J . Williams) - Becky Erskine |
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Theodore Parker: Radical Politics, Radical Faith Theodore Parker was a 19th century Unitarian minister in Boston. A fierce abolitionist and a theologian so provocotive he was exclued from th society of oher Unitarian ministers. Today he may be our most important spiritual ancestor. Rev. Hoyt is the minister at the First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles. |
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There's a Crack in Everything (That's How the Light Gets In) When things are at their hardest and your facing something painful - maybe even something bigger than you, what do you do? There's an old trick of embracing our brokenness - and even looking for what there is within us that we're grateful for. Such a practice reveals our strength and points out our purpose and helps us toward becoming who we really want to be. |
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They Might Be Living Veterans Day Sunday How else can we honor the sacrifice veterans make than to mourn their loss of life and potential? |
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This Body of Work Rev. Judith Meyer, Minister Emerita, returns to the pulpit with worship leader Rev. Rebecca Benefiel Bijur. Every stage of life poses challenges, but retirement age, whether we remain employed or not, seems to demand something entirely new from us. Rev. Meyer has been retired over five years. She will share with us what she has learned, as well as what she must keep learning, now. |
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This Future That is Now The long-awaited first days of the next millennium are here and they offer us a time to consider how our faith might shape the new era. |
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This I Believe |
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This is a Group Blog Post Everyone can see it. |