Sermons by Rev. Sian Wiltshire (Page 18)
Las Posadas
What if you have no place to lay your head? Las Posadas is a tradition chiefly celebrated in Latin America, Mexico and the United States and generally last for nine days. It recounts the Christian story where Mary and Joseph look for a place to sleep, but are constantly rebuffed. Who might Mary and Joseph be today? Who cannot find a place at the inn?
We light this Chalice
Across the country, Unitarian Universalists light a Chalice. We are more interconnected than you might realize. Come celebrate our interdependence this day.
We are the Body: Breaking Bread Together
The ritual breaking of bread has been a tradition for over three millennia. Come celebrate this day when we lift up the beauty of this community and all its blessings.
Your Step-by-Step Guide to Saving the Planet!
Want to know what you can do to save our gracious mother earth? Come hear this step by step guide to changing your impact on the earth.
That First Step
Sometimes the most courageous thing we can do to bring about change in our lives and our world is to make one step forward into something new. How do we get the courage to do so?
Great Expectations
We all want great things to happen in our lives, in this church and in the world. How can we make these dreams happen together? Visit our YouTube channel or Facebook page to see the Capital Campaign presentation that followed the service.
A Test of Faith
Ever want to walk away from life? Come hear how we can deepen our faith during turbulent times.
Flower Communion and RE Sunday
Join us as we celebrate the Unitarian Universalist multigenerational tradition of Flower Communion. We also lift up our Religious Education program this day.
Going Deep
It’s been said that being a Unitarian Universalist means you can “believe whatever you want.” Is that true? Let us go deeper into our faith this Sunday with an openness and curiosity and see what unfolds.
Question Box Sunday
It’s been said that Unitarian Universalists are not people of the “word” but people of the “question.” We love questions! On this Sunday, Rev. Sian will do her best to answer your questions – from theology, to ministry, to Unitarian Universalism and life in general. So, bring your questions and we will attempt to answer them.
Our Whole lives
“Our Whole Lives,” better known as OWL, is a sexuality training offered to Unitarian Universalists from children to adults. Today let’s explore what has changed and what still needs to change around sexuality in our culture. Please note that we may use some sexually explicit language in this service. — Rev. Sian Wiltshire