See the speakers, sermon titles and descriptions of our past worship services below. Prior to July 2025, only select sermons were recorded, indicated by the word “Video” in their titles.
“I am because we are” Such is how the late Anglican Archbishop of South Africa, Desmond Tutu, described his theology and defined the concept of Ubuntu; a term from the Nguni Bantu languages of southern Africa, meaning something like “humanity” or “humanness”. From whence does our worth and dignity, our very humanity arise? Is it … Continue reading Ubuntu: A Bundle of Life
All waters flow to and from a common source; connecting oceans and streams and rain into a system of interconnected flows that defies the easy illusions of separation. How appropriate it is that we enter into our theme of Interdependence upon such flows. This Sunday, join friends at 2nd Unitarian as we celebrate our annual … Continue reading Interdependence: Water Communion
In a time when our democracy is in trouble, the news can bring about feelings of anger, anxiety, hopelessness, and despair. The importance of the approaching midterm election combined with a inbox full of pleas for campaign contributions may feel like the weight of the world on our shoulders. It may feel like nothing we … Continue reading Mental Health in a Time of Backsliding Democracy
