Sermons for May

Our Principles and Purpose

Rev. María McCabe
May 7

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For 38 years our congregations in the Unitarian Universalist Association have covenanted to adhere to Principles and Purpose as stated in Article II of the Association bylaws. They have been the foundation of our faith tradition since 1985, our beliefs and shared values. Join us for an exploration of the exciting changes intended to move us forward into the future.


Mothers in Love

Rev. María McCabe
May 14

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Join us for a celebration of mothers and mothering with our uniquely Unitarian Universalist Flower Communion. Please bring flowers as you are able, so that everyone can share in the beauty of spring.


Where the Divine and the Human Meet

Rev. María McCabe
May 21

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To speak of creativity, says theologian Matthew Fox, is to speak of our connecting to the Divine in us and of our bringing the Divine back into community. Can this understanding help us unblock our creative flow?


Decoration Day 1877

Kimberly Roberts
May 28

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Americans came together after the Civil War largely by collectively forgetting what the war was about. Celebrations honored the bravery of both armies, and the meaning of the war faded. Frederick Douglass and other Black leaders engaged with Confederate sympathizers in a battle of historical memory. In this speech, Douglass calls on Americans to remember the war for what it was—a struggle between an army fighting to protect slavery and a nation reluctantly transformed into a force for liberation.

We will share a moment at the end of the service to honor those who gave their lives in all wars, including those among our families and friends.

Join us after the service for potluck. Outdoors, weather permitting