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SermonsWhat's Enough?, 4/11/2010. You try things out, some of them don’t work at all, some of them sort of work but they need a lot of tinkering, and just when you’re wondering if you’ll ever find a good fit, you do find it. Nature Is Everything There Is, 3/21/2010. Last May along one of the many hiking trails in the foothills of the city of Santa Barbara, California, a couple of guys were clearing brush with a chain saw and a spark from the saw started a fire. Just War, 1/17/2010. I was at the diner the other night having dinner with my husband, Paul, and we were seated right up against another table where a couple was entertaining a group of young girls—I think there were six of them and they may have been nine years old or ten. The kids were excited and all talking at once, and they were making such a racket Paul and I couldn’t hear ourselves. So finally I went over and asked if they could keep it down. BothAnd, 1/3/2010. Erin McKean is a lexicographer and the author of a column in the December New York Times Magazine about how the internet is going to change the way we define words. Mercy, Hope, Freedom, Power: The Green Haven Story, 9/27/2009. The prison complex is set up on The Story of the Flaming Chalice: The Cup and the Flame, 9/13/2009. In 1941, almost seventy years ago—before many of you were born, before I was born—World War II was beginning in Europe. Faiths of Our Founding Fathers, 2/15/2009. Takes a look at the religious beliefs of six of our founding fathers, how their faith influenced their politics, and what it means to say that the US is or was founded as a Christian nation. A Discourse on Miracles, 2/1/2009. What is a miracle anyway? The Audacity of Hope, 1/18/2009. As President Obama takes office, how can we support and encourage him? A Reflection on Obama’s Election, 11/9/2008. Last Tuesday was a milestone event for this nation as we elected our first African-American president. Credo I, 10/19/2008: What Do UU's Believe? In addition to the Seven Principles, this congregation also has its own affirmation and mission statement, together with a strong tradition of respect and curiosity about the individual beliefs of its members. How to Survive the Next Thirty Days, 10/5/2008, When the market settles and the election is over, the fellowship will still be here. In Praise of Tolerance, 9/21/2008, asks how we can be true to our most passionate convictions and still be faithful to our Unitarian Universalist principles of reason and tolerance. Homecoming, 9/7/2008, celebrates the beginning of the congregational year with a review of our three-part mission statement, a meditation to identify our gifts, and a ritual involving building blocks. Getting Liberated at Green Haven Prison, 10/1/2006, describes Rev. Sangrey's prison ministry, what she teaches and what she learns, and explores the link between social justice activism and the lives of those who are marginalized and oppressed. An outburst of Christian evangelicalism contributed to our Easter Reflection: Life Wins Reflections on the Congregation's Mission/Vision Work Next Steps: Embracing 51 and Beyond Dancing in the Streets: Why We Need More Joy and Where to Find It Passionate Intensity: Where Has Our Passion for Justice Gone? The Colonizers of Dreams: Theodore Parker and the Transcendentalists Baby with the Bath Water: Religious Language in UU Congregations What Can We Do? Actions for a Kinder and More Just World U101: An Introduction to Unitarian Universalism |
Rev. Dawn Sangrey, our minister, is available to answer your questions and hear your feedback.
Make an appointment by calling (914) 666-6398 |
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