Can’t We All Just Get Along?
Guest speaker Ben Hubbard, Professor of Religious Studies, Cal State Fullerton, discusses the increasing extremes of the political spectrum and the shrinking middle ground where real progress has been made in the past.
Reflections on “We Shall Overcome”
Arranged by Beth Syverson and performed by the Orange Coast UU Choir
Creating the Beloved Community
As we celebrate the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Rev. Sian explores what he meant by “Beloved Community” and what we can do today to build it up.
The Spark of Creation
Billions of years ago, our universe was formed. What was that all about? How did it happen? And why should we care today? Hear what the beginning of time can tell us about ourselves.
Inspiration
Where do you get your inspiration from? Is it something that comes from inside of you or outside of you? Rev. Sian explores the theology of inspiration and perhaps will inspire you!
How to Create a God 101
Thousands of years ago, a people created a god from a human. Rev. Sian discusses how that happened and in what ways we create gods in our lives.
Losing God… To Find God
Do you still believe the God of your childhood? How has it changed? Rev. Sian explores the different ways we understand the Holy, even if you don’t believe in it.
Our Unitarian Universalist Faith
On this Bring-a-friend-to-church Sunday, we celebrate the different ways this faith tradition has changed the world!
Ethics
What is your personal ethical statement? Hear our fabulous youth give you their own personal ethical statements. Rev. Sian with OCUUC Youth Group.
You CAN Go Home Again – A Story of Reconciliation
Earlier this year, OCUUC Music Director Beth Syverson had a major reconciliation with her parents. She shares a short version of that story, and shares her insights about acceptance as it relates to our UU principles.
General Assembly 2015: Bringing It Home
Board President Tom Loughrey talks about General Assembly which took place in Portland from June 24th-28th. General Assembly (GA) is the annual meeting of our Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA). Attendees worship, witness, learn, connect, and make policy for the Association through democratic process.