This Sunday is Father’s Day and less celebrated than Mother’s Day in May. We will hear fathers from different generations speak to the joys and challenges of fatherhood in a turbulent age. LISTEN:  

Religious humanism has been a vital part of the UU world for nearly a century. How does this Fifth Source help us understand the world with reason and rationality? LISTEN:

The Sixth Source speaks to the interdependence of all things. How do we continue to show UUCM as an expression of the Sixth Source? LISTEN:

Many of us have complex relationships with our mothers; some of us never had children. It can be an awkward holiday. Are there other types of Mother’s Day observances we can honor along with motherhood? Hint: it involves plants. LISTEN:

We honor the story of Jesus at Easter but tiptoe around the resurrection story. How can we treat an alternative narrative for this special Sunday? LISTEN:

The Third Source reminds us that history and culture carry great wisdom. How are we to treat wisdom that might not be appropriate in our ‘enlightened’ culture? LISTEN:

We hear a great deal about those who are condemned for their past statements or deeds that are now considered incorrect. Must we condemn those who lived in eras unlike our own? LISTEN:

The second Source asks us to consider prophetic people throughout history and their messages. Do we still have prophets we honor today? LISTEN:

The First Source speaks of mystery and awe along with transcendence. How do we understand these words today in UU’ism? LISTEN:    

We don’t often celebrate the love for and from our animal companions for Valentine’s Day. This morning, I’d invite us to remember with love our animal companions who have died since the start of the pandemic. Please bring or send a photo of your departed pet along with a short paragraph about them. I will … Continued