Come, come whoever you are. There is no more Universalist message. And no more Unitarian Universalist statement of aspiration. Whoever you are, whatever identities you claim…come. Bring your imperfections … Continue reading Whoever You Are (Homecoming)
Do you have a question you have been wanting to ask? About Unitarian Universalism? About First Unitarian? About theology or our faith? Rev. Sinkford will respond to questions submitted … Continue reading Questions and Answers
“Good News! Chariot’s a comin’ … and I don’t want it to leave me behind.” That Gospel hymn calls up memories from my childhood. Chariot’s a Comin, Swinging Low … Continue reading The Good News
I love our reading this morning… Wanting “everyone to feel included in her prayer, she said several names for the Holy.” You’ve heard me do it: “Spirit of Life … Continue reading Searching and Finding
Happy Easter! Halleluiah! This is one of those rare times when even we liberal religious folks, even the most skeptical of us, can get to “halleluiah.” At least … Continue reading Easter Sunday Services
“Well, it’s a pretty good country,” said the child in our Together Time story. “Its a pretty good country.” And so she decided to wear turquoise, pink and beige … Continue reading The America That Is Being Born
“Its me, its me, its me, Oh, Lord, standin’ in the need of prayer.” Prayer is one of “those” words. Powerful for many. Problematic for just as many more. … Continue reading In the Need of Prayer
Responsive Reading: Whose Are We by Victoria Safford Who carries you in their heart, thinks of you, whether you think of them or not? Whose are you? Who are … Continue reading Practice, Practice, Practice
Thank you choir. Sunshine. You should know that that piece was originally planned for the Sunday following the election. We changed it for reasons that are probably obvious. Are … Continue reading Returning to Laughter
As we enter the New Year, what on-going spiritual work are we called to address? How will both the movement and the stuckness in our world inform and shape our … Continue reading The New Day
