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 | indicates there is an (mp3) audio link for the sermon. |
 | Who’s Knocking on the Door? Podcast | Text (July 4, 2010). Assisted by Worship Associate, Dick Luke. The podcast includes the talkback. |
 | We remember: Reflections on Memorial Day (May 30, 2010). Assisted by Worship Associate, Daid Warner. Reflections were shared with the Congregation by veterans Crosby Houston, David Warner, Dick Kates, and Dick Bauman. The podcast includes the talkback. |
 | Why Do We Call It “Worship”? (April 11, 2010). Assisted by Worship Associate, David Warner. The podcast includes an introduction and the talkback. |
 | The Spiritual Discipline of Letting Go (February 28, 2010). Text version. | Readings and the talkback following the sermon are included in the podcast. |
 | The Heart of
Unitarian Universalism (January 10, 2010). The talkback following the sermon is included in the podcast. (After the service, Reverend Brownlie realized that she misspoke when she named our only “official” Unitarian
heretic. It wdas Abner Kneeland, not Jabez Sunderland.) |
 | Whatever Happened to Ethics?
(October 18, 2009). Text | Audio |
 | America’s Religious Roots
(July 5, 2009). Text | Audio |
 | What is Fathering?
(June 21, 2009). Text | Audio |
 | The Path of Atheism
(May 3, 2009). Text | Audio |
The Gift of Forgiveness
(April 12, 2009).
When Is Enough Enough?
(April 5, 2009).
Stewardship Sunday: Stand by this Faith!
(March 22, 2009).
UUSC Justice Sunday: Water Rights and Water Wrongs
(March 15, 2009).
Is Unitarian Universalism a Philosophy or a Religion?
(March 8, 2009).
Betrayal and Recovery
(March 1, 2009).
Looking for Love
(February 15, 2009).
Praise the Lord for Evolution?
(February 8, 2009).
The Work of a Citizen
(January 18, 2009).
The Sources of Our Faith: Humanism
(January 11, 2009).
Food Resolutions
(January 4, 2009).
 | The Myth of the Messiah
(December 14, 2008). Text | Audio |
World AIDS Day
(December 7, 2008).
A Faith for Tough Times
(November 9, 2008).
Feast, Fast, and Famine
(October 12, 2008).
Ethical Eating
(October 5, 2008).
Thoreau’s
Favorite Visitor
(September 28, 2008).
The Price of Being Right
(September 14, 2008).
What Do We Want? The Ultimate and the Intimate
(May 18, 2008).
Do We Care Enough to Share?
(April 6, 2008).
Giving Up Jesus
(March 23, 2008).
More than Bricks
(March 9, 2008).
If a Tree Falls and I Don’t Hear It ...
(January 13, 2008).
Look at that Star!
(January 6, 2008).
Living Without a “Why”
(December 9, 2007).
Light One Candle
(December 2, 2007).
The Paul We Never Knew
(November 25, 2007).
These Roots That Hold Us Close
(September 16, 2007).
What I Believe but Cannot Prove
(September 9, 2007).
Art and Soul
(August 19, 2007).
A Resolution Worth Practicing
(December 31, 2006).
- Our Theological House: The metaphor of a
theological house that inspires this series of sermons comes from a series of lectures by the Rev. Rebecca
Parker, President of Starr King School for the Ministry in Berkley
California.
What Are You Doing Here?
(September 24, 2006).
Imagination and Religion
(August 20, 2006).
To Be Announced
(May 21, 2006).
The Slow Lane
(May 14, 2006).
Faith Without Certainty
(April 16, 2006).
What Does Your Money Say About Your Life?
(April 9, 2006).
Is There Only One True
Religion or Are There Many?
(March 12, 2006).
The Noble Path of Buddhism
(February 26, 2006).
What Is This Thing Called Spirituality?
(January 22, 2006).
How Unitarians and Universalists Saved Christmas
(December 11, 2005).
Watch Out! It’s Affluenza Season
(November 20, 2005).
Question Box Sermon
(November 13, 2005).
Why Human Beings Need Intelligent Design
(November 6, 2005).
When Things Fall Apart
(May 15, 2005).
Atonement: Is God a Child Abuser?
(March 27, 2005).
The Faith of Charles Darwin
(February 6, 2005).
An Evening with Job
(January 9, 2005).
The Values I Live By
(December 12, 2004).
Doubt as a Spiritual Path
(August 15, 2004).
Can Unitarian Universalists Talk About God?
(April 25, 2004).
What is Marriage For?
(February 15, 2004).
It’s Not Enough to be Nice!
(September 21, 2003). This is part of a service on the Welcoming Congregation and the UUC.
What Does the Bible Really Say About Homosexuality?
(August 24, 2003).
So What's a Nice Humanist, Buddhist, Christian, Pagan, Hindu, Moslem Doing in a Place Like This?
(July 27, 2003).
There is Joy in Being a Cracked Pot
(June 29, 2003).
Who were the Universalists?
(May 4, 2003).
The “Frdquo; Word: Some Thoughts on Faith
(March 16, 2003).
“But the Children of Korah Did Not Die.” What Do I Mean When I Say “Liberal”?
(January 12, 2003)
Like Sunshine: The life and theology of Theodore Parker
(January 5, 2003)
How can I know if I am really a UU?
(November 10, 2002)
- The following seven sermons (in chronological order) made up a series on The Eight Themes that Unite Us.
What do You Mean When You Say God?
(January 21, 2001)
Our Humanist Heritage
(May 14, 2000)
Our Seven Principles: Whose Idea
Was This?
(February 6, 2000)
All sermons were delivered at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation (which was named the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of the New River Valley, prior to 1 July 2003), Blacksburg, VA.
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