A Secular Saint
Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., has become a kind of secular saint. Could his liberal Christian message of racial unity serve as a starting point for meaningful dialogue in our deeply divided country?
Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., has become a kind of secular saint. Could his liberal Christian message of racial unity serve as a starting point for meaningful dialogue in our deeply divided country?
What about our Sunday services are similar to other Unitarian Universalist congregations? Are our Sunday services like those of any other religions? The answers may surprise you! [Based on a question from last April’s Question Box Sermon.]
Where does honest dialogue begin in a time of such deep division? In this serivce, we’ll look at some pratical tips for opening the door to honest dialogue. [Based on a question from last April’s Question Box Sermon.]
All is calm, all is bright, and all are welcome at this feel-good, festive service! If you have time, drop-in immediately following the service for coffee hour across the street at the Parish House (23 N. Main St.) hosted by Rev. Dan Harper and his wife, Carol Steinfeld.