Sermon Archive

Sermon Archive

Sparks of Inspiration

Where do you find inspiration – for art? For life? For love? Come explore how we create the sparks of inspiration and make sure we don’t get burned!

Sanity is Overrated

Embracing the Messiness of Mental Health. We humans tend to ascribe all bad things to mental health issues, but the reality is that the mentally ill are not any different any of us. In fact, they are us.

The Day After…

The election has happened. Come what may we move forward! Move forward with repairing our nation’s bruised and battered soul. What can each of us do?

The Love Among Us

With election day fast approaching, please join Intern Minister, Wendy Karn for an exploration way we can take care of ourselves and each other in these times of uncertainty.

The Promise of Belonging

Our US Surgeon General has declared an epidemic of loneliness. As a community we strive to help everyone beat loneliness and feel a sense of belonging. But can we cure people’s loneliness? We just might. Come hear Rev. Sian Wiltshire’s cure for loneliness.

Coming of Age Sunday

Please join us for this special youth led worship service as they share their credos and talk about acceptance and coming together in community. DRE Danielle Lewis and Wendy Karn, Intern Minister and the OCUUC Coming of Age youth. – Coming of Age Youth, DRE Danielle Lewis, Wendy Karn, Intern Minister

Life Lessons

We have all had life lessons that helped us grow. Some were easy and some hard (ok, most were hard!). What lessons is your life teaching you know? Come explore this topic with Rev. Sian Wiltshire.

Climate Justice Revival

To top off our amazing month of September, we will be joining Unitarian Universalists around the country in holding a Climate Justice Revival. Read the Reach for more information and stay tuned.

Generosity as a Spiritual Practice

Generosity is a core value of Unitarian Universalism that connects us to each other in relationships of interdependence and mutuality. How do we become more generous in a world that often leads us into a scarcity mindset?

Do We Really Have to Love Those We Hate?!

In this polarized nation, it’s hard to not hate. People often stand up against that which we feel so strongly the opposite. What do you do when it’s your family or friend? Note: This sermon topic was suggested by auction winner, Dave C.