Published sermons.
Casey Wylie 9/7/2019 1ST PRINCIPLE: THE INHERENT WORTH AND DIGNITY OF EVERY PERSON It sounds nice, but what exactly does that mean? Rev. Dr. Rebecca Ann Parker sums it up … Continue reading Casey Wylie – 1ST PRINCIPLE: THE INHERENT WORTH AND DIGNITY OF EVERY PERSON
You must learn to love yourself before you can truly love another. This is a phrase we have probably all heard at some point in time. While I do not … Continue reading Love Yourself – Jessica Dicus
Ann’s Talk on James Luther Adams and the Five Smooth Stones May 19, 2019 Has anyone here today wondered why we have a saucer with five rocks in it on … Continue reading James Luther Adams and the Five Smooth Stones- 19 May 2019- Ann Hair
Love the Person, Hate the Sin? Love the person, hate the sin. This is a phrase I have heard my entire life and I think it is one most of … Continue reading Love the Person, Hate the Sin?- Jessica Dicus
[Thank you for inviting me to be with you today. It has been a while since I have spoken like this, so I can only hope that I present you … Continue reading Courage in Support of Civil Rights- 4 June 2014- Bob VanHook
On Sunday, October 18, 2015, Adam Slate presented the following discussion of the Unitarian Universalists’ Fourth Principle, a free and responsible search for truth and meaning. Adam Slate is a … Continue reading A Free and Responsible Search for Truth and Meaning – Adam Slate
I’ll be dealing mostly with the history of the Transcendental movement and its influence on the Unitarian Church. Are you a Transcendentalist and don’t know it? Transcendentalism? This is 2015. … Continue reading Transcendentalism: Discussion by Barbara Thexton – Aug. 23, 2015
Unitarian Universalist Church Hot Springs Forgiveness October 13, 2013 Denise Henderson Opening Words I forgave because that is what I needed to do to feel whole, to like myself, and … Continue reading Forgiving, by Denise Henderson
From Sunnye Davis’s talk on September22, 2013 The theme was “Homecoming” for the month of September. Sunnye gave such an inspiring speech on homecoming, that I asked her for permission … Continue reading Homecoming , Sunnye Davis, lay leader, Sep, 2013
Message: A UU family moves into a new neighborhood. Their little girl finds a new playmate, and they are happily getting to know each other. One day, the playmate says, “We’re Episcopalians, … Continue reading What do UUs Believe? Jane Hufstedler, Lay Leader
