Speaker: Rev. Dr. Kate Walker

“An Easter Invitation to Transform”

Livestreamed at 10:30 am The Easter story is about transformation, so how do Unitarian Universalists invite the story of Jesus’ resurrection as a personal story about our transformation?  Theme of the Month: Invitation

“Power of Silence”

Livestreamed at 10:30 am Silence is elusive in a noisy world, yet life reveals itself between the sounds of grinding tectonic plates, the growls of the bear, and the whispers of the leaves answering the wind.  Can we humans develop the capacity to sit in silence and hear life’s call?

“What is ‘Spirituality?”

Livestreamed at 10:30 am Many have said they want more spirituality in their lives.  Others have said they don’t want anything to do with spirituality.  A lot of people, particularly those under 40 years old, have said no to religion, but yes to spirituality.  So, what does “spirituality” mean? 

“Reflections on Death and Other Signs of Life”

Livestreamed  at 10:30 am (prelude begins at 10:25) Our Theme of the Month is Life and Death, offering an opportunity to explore how we face death and its invitation to live.  What can be challenging is that no one wants to think about or talk about death, so how do we fully live?

Call to Arms for Protection 

Livestreamed at 10:30 am (prelude begins at 10:25) When we’re called to create deep change in society, how do we maintain civility and the moral imperative in the confusion of voices?    

“One Night in the Kitchen” 

Livestreamed  at 10:30 am (prelude begins at 10:25) Moments of clarity can be rare when in crisis; we can be muddled and confused about the best decisions with frustrating and frightening choices.  This included Martin Luther King Jr. as he sat in his kitchen wondering if he should change his life. 

“Gratitude as Resistance”  

Livestreamed at 10:30 am (prelude begins at 10:25) Our Theme of the Month is Resistance, which raises the question; how do we maintain a commitment to resistance against constant oppression, challenges, conflict, and denial?  At least one theologian says resistance is found in the power of gratitude.