Sunday Sermons: Summer 2019
Note: All services begin at 10am unless noted otherwise.
June 2 - Flower Communion –Rev. Amy Shaw
We are one church and together we grow, through joy and sadness. We bring ourselves freely to this community, and we take away those things which help us on our life journey. Flower Communion is a symbol of that relationship and covenant, and we invite all to join us in celebrating our free church. We encourage each person to bring a small live potted plant (herbs, vegetables, flowers or anything else growing which represents what you bring to our community) to add to the communion. At the end of the service everyone can choose a plant to take home with them. If you can’t bring a plant please come and join in anyway, there will be enough for everyone to participate!
* Collections will go to New Berlin Food Pantry
June 9 - Hope You Dance –Rev. Amy Shaw
Please join us for Rev. Amy Shaw’s final service at LCUUC. No matter what happens, I hope you dance.
June 16 - Living a Life of Integrity: Remembering Fathers, Mentors and Other Heroes –Chris Prange-Morgan
What is likely considered a "hallmark holiday", Father's Day offers us a chance to reflect on the attribute of "paternity" in its optimal sense. The qualities of responsiveness, adaptability and empathy are those which we often see depicted in the character of the "Super Hero". Join us as we celebrate the dads, mentors and other "ordinary heroes" in our midst.
* Collections will go to the Hebron House
June 23 - The Three Attributes: A Way to Live in Beloved Community –Lois Remeikis
Discover the three attributes and consider how they can guide you to create beloved community.
June 30 - Stranger in a Strange Land –Rev. Tony Larsen
No, Tony's sermon is not about the Robert Heinlein novel by that title, but about what it feels like to come to Earth from a different planet. (Haven't we all felt that way at times?)
July 7 - Does “All” Mean All? –Sue Andrews
This country was founded on a covenant: We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. Keeping the inclusiveness part of the promise has been and continues to be a challenge. The issue of citizenship raises the question of if and how we will abide by this covenant. Come and let us consider this together.
July 21 - Bottomless –Gus Santo
Unitarian Universalists seek transcendence outside of present space and time…or better. UU’s seek spiritual meaning by thinking outside the box of packaged doctrines, beyond the bottom line of virtues and vices, and outside the totalities of being. The Infinite has no bottom.
August 11 - Does “All” Mean All? –Sue Andrews
Come and join in our annual Blessing of the Animals service. All pets are welcome/ Please plan to have your animal under your control in a container or on a leash/harness at all times. Fur, fins, scales, wings, no legs, 4 legs, 8 legs, or more! Children without pets are encouraged to bring a favorite animal/monster/critter toy or stuffie so that they can join in no matter what.
We are one church and together we grow, through joy and sadness. We bring ourselves freely to this community, and we take away those things which help us on our life journey. Flower Communion is a symbol of that relationship and covenant, and we invite all to join us in celebrating our free church. We encourage each person to bring a small live potted plant (herbs, vegetables, flowers or anything else growing which represents what you bring to our community) to add to the communion. At the end of the service everyone can choose a plant to take home with them. If you can’t bring a plant please come and join in anyway, there will be enough for everyone to participate!
* Collections will go to New Berlin Food Pantry
June 9 - Hope You Dance –Rev. Amy Shaw
Please join us for Rev. Amy Shaw’s final service at LCUUC. No matter what happens, I hope you dance.
June 16 - Living a Life of Integrity: Remembering Fathers, Mentors and Other Heroes –Chris Prange-Morgan
What is likely considered a "hallmark holiday", Father's Day offers us a chance to reflect on the attribute of "paternity" in its optimal sense. The qualities of responsiveness, adaptability and empathy are those which we often see depicted in the character of the "Super Hero". Join us as we celebrate the dads, mentors and other "ordinary heroes" in our midst.
* Collections will go to the Hebron House
June 23 - The Three Attributes: A Way to Live in Beloved Community –Lois Remeikis
Discover the three attributes and consider how they can guide you to create beloved community.
June 30 - Stranger in a Strange Land –Rev. Tony Larsen
No, Tony's sermon is not about the Robert Heinlein novel by that title, but about what it feels like to come to Earth from a different planet. (Haven't we all felt that way at times?)
July 7 - Does “All” Mean All? –Sue Andrews
This country was founded on a covenant: We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. Keeping the inclusiveness part of the promise has been and continues to be a challenge. The issue of citizenship raises the question of if and how we will abide by this covenant. Come and let us consider this together.
July 21 - Bottomless –Gus Santo
Unitarian Universalists seek transcendence outside of present space and time…or better. UU’s seek spiritual meaning by thinking outside the box of packaged doctrines, beyond the bottom line of virtues and vices, and outside the totalities of being. The Infinite has no bottom.
August 11 - Does “All” Mean All? –Sue Andrews
Come and join in our annual Blessing of the Animals service. All pets are welcome/ Please plan to have your animal under your control in a container or on a leash/harness at all times. Fur, fins, scales, wings, no legs, 4 legs, 8 legs, or more! Children without pets are encouraged to bring a favorite animal/monster/critter toy or stuffie so that they can join in no matter what.
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