Sermons

For centuries, Unitarians have celebrated Easter by drawing inspiration from the human example of Jesus as he faced his difficult final week, and how love and goodness triumphed in the…

Victor Hugo’s classic work, Les Miserable, argues eloquently for the cause of universal human dignity. In the light of our current “income inequality” debate it has fresh relevance. The service…

This service will be about the history of our Meetinghouse. It is a remarkable history: since 1737 people have made this piece of land a spiritual home and since 1842…

Celtic paganism and Celtic Christianity have made a remarkable impact on recent American spirituality. One key reason is that Celtic spirituality emphasizes immanence (the Sacred is in the world here…

As we approach Chinese New Year (4713) we will celebrate with a local Sharon Chinese Choir, directed by our member Lilly Zhou, who will also speak about Chinese New Year.…

An exploration of one element of our covenant as the second part of our service on Unitarian Universalism.

The Unitarian Universalist approach to spiritual community is unique. We have no formal creed but we do have clear moral values. We have no set of behavioral rules but we…