Missed a Sunday service at Unitarian Universalist Church of Delaware County (UUCDC)?
Looking to learn more about Unitarian Universalism (UU)? Want inspirational words of wisdom from Our Minister? Care to sample a sermon?
This is the place to turn. It collects links to YouTube videos of recent church services. You can view just the minister’s sermon, only the teaching fable called Time for All Ages, or the full service.
For more information, contact the Congregational Administrator.
Sermons
Sunday Jan 12 2025 - Where Spirituality and Science Converge
Religions and the spiritual practices they engendered stretch back centuries. Because of their antiquity, we tend to disregard them. However, if we regard all the major religions as attempts to mold the rough material of human nature toward justice, well-being, compassion, and peace, we can begin to appreciate them more. If we take the additional step of comparing spiritual practices that have passed the test of time with what today's science tells us about what creates emotional and mental well-being, and helps strengthen relationships, we have made an important discovery. I will frame my remarks in the context of my personal spiritual journey.
Sunday Jan 5 2025 - Beginning Again
All of the world’s great religious traditions encourage us to believe that we can initiate a new course in life. The growing scientific understanding of neuroplasticity (our brain's remarkable ability to reorganize its structure, functions, and connections in response to learning or experience) also affirms our ability to learn new ways of thinking and acting. Nature itself, by the turning of the seasons, seems to suggest that our lives are defined by cycles of change and renewal. This Sunday I will reflect on the significance of how and why the idea of beginning again has importance for our lives as we begin a new year.
Time For All Ages
Sunday Jan 12 2025 - Sister Goose & Brother Fox
Sunday Jan 5 2025 - A Pig's Life
Chrissy tells ancient Indian story of gratitude, acceptance, and reincarnation
Full Services
Sunday Jan 12 2025 - Where Spirituality and Science Converge
Religions and the spiritual practices they engendered stretch back centuries. Because of their antiquity, we tend to disregard them. However, if we regard all the major religions as attempts to mold the rough material of human nature toward justice, well-being, compassion, and peace, we can begin to appreciate them more. If we take the additional step of comparing spiritual practices that have passed the test of time with what today's science tells us about what creates emotional and mental well-being, and helps strengthen relationships, we have made an important discovery. I will frame my remarks in the context of my personal spiritual journey.
Sunday Jan 5 2025 - Beginning Again
All of the world’s great religious traditions encourage us to believe that we can initiate a new course in life. The growing scientific understanding of neuroplasticity (our brain's remarkable ability to reorganize its structure, functions, and connections in response to learning or experience) also affirms our ability to learn new ways of thinking and acting. Nature itself, by the turning of the seasons, seems to suggest that our lives are defined by cycles of change and renewal. This Sunday I will reflect on the significance of how and why the idea of beginning again has importance for our lives as we begin a new year.
