Magnifying Joy – Rev. Meg Riley, Church of the Larger Fellowship – CLFUU, Rev. Meg Riley, a lifelong Unitarian Universalist, was raised in congregations in Charleston, West Virginia, and Akron, Ohio. After serving for 38 years as a religious professional in a variety of capacities, Rev. Riley retired in the summer of 2020. She now…

A.I. and Religion, Rev. Tony Fisher, Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Greater Naples, Rev. Tony Fisher came to ministry late, following a successful 35-year career in educational publishing. He entered Andover Newton Theological School in 2010 at the age of 58, was ordained into the Unitarian Universalist ministry in 2014, and called to the Unitarian Universalist…

Though our culture can be allergic to ageing, we honor elderhood as a blessing. Join us to honor the sages among us, who share the wisdom of experience. Rev Lore is a Unitarian Universalist (UU) minister currently serving as the settled minister at the Oak Ridge Unitarian Universalist Church (ORUUC) in Tennessee, having started in…

In “Credo” William Sloane Coffin writes, “There are three kinds of patriots, two bad, one good. The bad ones are the uncritical lovers and the loveless critics. Good patriots carry on a lover’s quarrel with their country, Which kind of patriot are you? Do you have a lover’s quarrel with our nation?

Spiritual and/but also/not Religious, Rev David Schwartz, 3-23-26, Unitarian Universalist Church of Boulder

Rev. David Schwartz preaches on what to look for when you’re looking for a church community. Shared at the UU Church of Boulder, August 20, 2023.

Is it obvious, or do we need to remind ourselves that what we pay attention to grows, and what we ignore grows too, sometimes, but not in the direction we might want? In this month when we look at the notion of “attention,” what does it mean to actively choose what we pay attention to…

We are drowning in input to compete for our attention. How do we navigate the constant distractions of contemporary life to steward our attention where we want it to go?

What is our mission? What do we have to offer others, and what is the world calling us to become? Rev. Marcus Liefert serves as minister of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Berkeley, CA. He’s a lifelong UU whose ministry was shaped by growing up at First Unitarian in Oakland, squandering his teenage years as…

March 1st, 2026: What we choose to attend to is where we direct our time, energy, and love. How can we be good stewards of the resource of our attention? Rev Sieck is the minister at First Unitarian Universalist Church of Des Moines. Steve is an avid runner and reader who loves the storytelling of…

Tim was a recipient of a 2020 “Way of Peace” Award from the Fresno Center for Nonviolence for his work coordinating a series of Friday night vigils for “Allies of the Black Lives Matter Movement” in the wake of the murder of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor. He is a certified instructor of Kundalini Yoga,…

A Unitarian Universalist sermon about kindness and evolution. Rev Douglas identifies as a Theist; a little more nuanced, a Buddho-Humanist, Christo-Pagan with occasional bouts of mysticism. He has served the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Binghamton, NY, since 2003.

Rev Huffman has been serving as First UU Church of Springfield, MO as their half-time minister since June of 2020. She is ordained by the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) and has always taken an ecumenical and interfaith approach to ministry and life in general.

Rev. Ferguson was born in Scotland, and before attending seminary, he earned an Applied Physics degree from the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow, Scotland, and worked for 24 years as an Electronic Design engineer and project manager. His ministry is driven by the desire to explore and improve the human condition in an interdisciplinary and…

Rev David brings a message from the streets of Minneapolis after two days oftraining, solidarity, and action with a thousand other clergy of every tradition.