Contact with an ancestral deity in Nigeria named Obioakama has led to musings about the gods we human beings bring into our lives – their names and natures. Rev. Bryant B. Brown.
Services Archive
Black History Meets UUism – 2/28/2010 – Audio
As we leave Black History Month, let’s remember and try to learn from the history of Blacks in Unitarian Universalism.
Darwin’s Faith – 2/21/2010 – Audio
Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution challenged much of the religious thinking of his day and ours. As is the case with for many, his careful observation of and thinking about the world brought changes in beliefs. Sermon by Rev. Bryant B. Brown.
Ministers All – 1/31/2010 – Audio
When we speak of the ministry of the Fellowship, it is not only what the minister says and does. We are all involved. The new role of Worship Associates will be introduced during this service; following there will be a discussion for those interested and curious. Speaker: Rev. Bryant Brown.
Medical Choices – 1/24/2010 – Audio
We make individual choices about how our bodies are treated by the medical professionals we trust. We will consider some of the many choices that are made for us based on ethical, moral and religious values that may not be our own.
A Time to Break Silence – 1/17/2010 – Audio
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was widely criticized for speaking out against the Vietnam War and linking the cost of war to the presence of poverty. As part of our MLK Holiday observance, let’s look at these of his prophetic words. Rev. Bryant B. Brown presides.
Common Sense – 1/10/2010 – Audio
Thomas Paine published his first pamphlet, Common Sense, on this date. We will look at his ideas and what passes for common sense now. Rev. Bryant B. Brown presides
The Year-Ender – Audio – 12/27
Christmas Eve Service – Audio – 12/24
Dover Days – Audio – 12/13/2009
The Rev. Bryant B. Brown speaks to evolution, Intelligent Design and the tension between science and faith in a service on Dec. 13, 2009, at Thomas Paine Unitarian Universalist Fellowship.

