Sermons by Rev. Sian Wiltshire (Page 2)

No, it’s not the zombie apocalypse, but with the new administration, climate change and wars around the world, it can feel like end-times to many. How do we respond to all this chaos as Unitarian Universalists?

What stories do you tell yourself about who you are? Are some good? Some bad? What might we all accomplish if we told different stories?

Most religions have an “origin story.” What is the Unitarian Universalist origin story? What can we learn from the meaning of stories to tell us who we are as a faith tradition?

Finding the Sacred in Everyday Chaos. Ah, December: A time of crazy making for many. How do we find the holy amid all the chaos of this holiday period?

Lessons from the Great Attractor. There are many mysteries in the Universe and none more so than the “Great Attractor.” Come learn about this cosmic phenomenon and what we can learn from it.

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!

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?

We are coming to a decisive juncture in the life of our country. No matter the outcome, how do we become the “masters of our own fate.”

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.

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.

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.

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.