Sermons Archive

Rev. Bryant Brown discusses Gratitude and “The Pit”.
How great it is that we have a national holiday this month that reminds us of gratitude!

- Rev. Bryant B. Brown

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We live in a global village. As believers in social justice, we Unitarian-Universalists need to be mindful and work on local, national and international issues. We need to be global citizens. The United Nations is our link to the world, and the UU-UNO is our link to the UN. This year’s focus for the UU-UNO is empowering women for a better world. We all suffer when we fail to empower many of the world’s women who could be helping to create a better world for all of us, men, women, children alike.

Speaker: Bill Weber, TPUUF Member

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Sunday Service 16 October 2011 Podcast

In our faith traditions are the vision quest, the hero’s journey, the pilgrimage and other paths of going out, being tried, learning, and bringing back. Let’s consider our quests.

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Sunday Service 9 October 2011 Podcast

Last spring, at our Chili Cook-off and Auction, Butch Larcinese “bought” a sermon topic. He chose “Wonder.” Our human brains revel in the whys and what-might-bes, and they often get back to the questions that bring us together as a faith community. – Rev. Bryant Brown

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Association Sunday 2 October 2011 Podcast
Among the good news is that we are not alone. We are part of a Unitarian Universalist movement. On Association
Sunday we recognize and celebrate that and take up a special collection to take part in it. – Rev. Bryant Brown

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Sunday Service 2011 September 25 – Illness & Spirituality: Journey of a Whack-A-Mole
All Jewish/Christian religions believe that all things come from God, a belief meant to explain both fortune and misfortunes. But what if you are the one suffering from the calamity? Where is the comfort when you are hit over and over again with suffering? Laurie Brooks gives her perspective on coping with difficulty.

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Sunday Service 2011 September 18: “There’s giving offense and taking offense. Then, there’s
forgiveness – a gift we each give ourselves.”

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A message from Rev. Bryant B. Brown as we celebrate our In Gathering of Waters on the 10th anniversary of September 11, 2001.

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We know it feels good to be grateful, but it’s good for you, too. We’ll explore some recent research on gratitude and perception and its implications for our lives. Rev. Don Garrett.

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