Topic: Guest Speaker

“Messages from God”

Livestreamed  at 10:30 am If God exists, does he (!) communicate directly with favoured individuals and, if so, what do those messages say, and should we heed them?  What does God say to you? Rev. Dr. David Usher is a retired Unitarian Universalist minister.  A lifelong Unitarian born and raised in Australia and now living in … Continue reading “Messages from God”

“More Than a Feeling”

Livestreamed  at 10:30 am   When we hear the word “compassion” we often think of a soft sort of sympathy. However true compassion goes deeper than that. Join us on Sunday as Rev. Walter discusses the depth, complexity and obligation of compassion. Rev. Walter Clark has been the minister of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Wayne County … Continue reading “More Than a Feeling”

“Becoming the Morningstar: A Queer Theology of Transformation”

Livestreamed at 10:30 am. Through live drag transformation and personal storytelling, Rev. Tasha Brownfield invites the congregation into a theology of embodiment, contradiction, and collective belonging. This sermon challenges binaries of sacred and profane, minister and performer, calling us to recognize the divine in all forms of becoming. It is not a performance to observe, but a shared … Continue reading “Becoming the Morningstar: A Queer Theology of Transformation”

“Good News!”

Livestreamed at 10:30 am. This past Friday was the Fourth of July. For me, this is a fraught holiday: on the one hand, a celebration of summer and community; on the other, an overglorification of a flawed nation when we are already immersed in dangerous nationalism. If you’re feeling the same way, I’ve got some good news! We … Continue reading “Good News!”

MLK Celebration

Livestreamed  at 10:30 am Rev. Dr. Asa Lee, President of the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, is our guest, speaking on “Treasures We Produce.”

“Where can I go?”

Recorded at 10:30 am Homelessness is on the rise. As rent prices soar and the cost of living continues to get out of hand, more and more individuals and families find themselves asking, “Where can I go?”. Robert Piemme has worked for a social service agency for the past few years and does street outreach to our … Continue reading “Where can I go?”