Text of Sermons
Full Text of the Weekly Message – 2009
Sermons are in reverse chronological order, with most recent at the top.
July 18, 2010
"A Greener Faith: Finding Hope and Healing for Earth and Community"
by Rev. Katherine Jesch
June 6, 2010
"Discovering Your Ministry"
by the Committee on Ministry
May 23, 2010
"American Concentration Camps"
by
Rev. Mark Gallagher
May 16, 2010
"Honoring Embodiment"
by Judy Zimmerman
May 9, 2010
"WomanVoice"
by Rev. Mark Gallagher
April 18, 2010
"The Earth is Our Mother"
by Rev. Connie Yost
March 21, 2010
"Be. Let Be."
by Rev. Mark Gallagher
February 21, 2010
"The Dark Hours of Being"
by Rev. Mark Gallagher
January 10, 2010
"Sharing in Ministry"
by Rev. Mark Gallagher
December 20, 2009
"Wandering in the Dark: Winter Solstice and the Labyrinth's Surprising Gift of Liminality"
by Eunice Schroeder, D Min.
December 7, 2009
"And It Is Good -- The Importance of Sabbath"
by Rev. Mark Gallagher
October 8, 2009
"Coming Out"
by Rev. Mark Gallagher
September 13, 2009
"Growing a Vital, Nurturing Community"
by Rev. Mark Gallagher
September 6, 2009
"The Unitarian Universalist Journey"
a Patchwork Service by Gretchen Meyer, Joy Overstreet and Patty Page
August 16
"Prophetic Imperative of Unitarian Universalism"
by Rev. Carol McKinley
June 7
"Eating as a Spiritual Practice" by Joy Overstreet
May 24
"Those Gone Before" by Rev. Mark Gallagher
A Care of the Soul Service
May 10
"What Do I Owe You, Mom?" by Rev. Mark Gallagher
April 12
"The Jesus Story" by Rev. Mark Gallagher
March 8
"Our Soon-To-Be-Former Namesake:
Michael Servetus" by Rev. Mark Gallagher
March 3
"Have You Got a Prayer?" by Rev. Mark Gallagher
February 15
Food & the Status of Animals,
#3 "Food and the Environment" by Rev. Mark Gallagher
February 8
Food & Social Justice,
#2 "Food and the Environment" by Rev. Mark Gallagher
February 1
Eating at Us—Moral and Spiritual Dimensions of Food,
#1 "Food and the Environment" by Rev. Mark Gallagher
January 25
"True in Thyself" by Rev. Mark Gallagher
A Care of the Soul Service
January 4
"In Praise of Idleness" by Rev. Mark Gallagher