Sermons Archive

Gratitude is not a one-way street — it moves in circles, connecting giver and receiver, self and community, human and earth. When we practice gratitude, we awaken to reciprocity: the sacred exchange of care that sustains life. This Sunday we’ll reflect on what it means to live inside that circle—to give back, to receive with humility, and to remember that we belong to one another.

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On this Remembrance Sunday, we gather as a community to honor the lives of those we have loved and lost. Through ritual, reflection, and prayer, we will create space to grieve, to remember, and to give thanks for the legacies they leave with us. We will also acknowledge the many forms grief can take—the loss of loved ones, of relationships, of health, of certainty, of the world as we once knew it. Together we will hold these tender truths with compassion, honoring sorrow and celebrating love that endures.

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The beauty of mixed tapes!

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Gratitude is not a one-way street — it moves in circles, connecting giver and receiver, self and community, human and earth. When we practice gratitude, we awaken to reciprocity: the sacred exchange of care that sustains life. This Sunday we’ll reflect on what it means to live inside that circle—to give back, to receive with humility, and to remember that we belong to one another.

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Turn your clocks back and mark your calendars! This Sunday the UUCDC Choir and gifted musical collaborators Gabby, Warren, Joy and Patrick will guide us through a history of social protest song. Whether regarding pollution or free speech in the 1800s, worker’s rights a century ago, or everything in the 1960s; these issues and more are still vitally important today. Come and be inspired to turn out to vote on November 4th.

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