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What happens when we lose hope? How do we make it through? What do we do next? A psychological, philosophical, and personal reflection on ambiguous Loss. Bio: Matt Hartley is currently the Community Coordinator for the Young Adult Transformation Collective, which invites Young Adults into a year of service, spiritual community, and vocational discernment at
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What makes a space sacred? Is it the walls, the architecture, or the meaning we bring to it? In this special dedication service, Minister Peter Racine explores the profound concept of “sacred space”—moving beyond traditional boundaries to celebrate the grand reopening of the Unitarian U…
In this inspiring mid-year reflection, *Peter Racine* dives into three of life’s most profound questions: “Where do we come from? What are we? Where are we going?” Grounded in Unitarian Universalist values, Peter explores the power of legacy, the paradox of our shared spiritual id…
What kind of mark will you leave on the world, and how do you handle the hand you’ve already been dealt? In this sermon, Peter Racine explores the complex, often “mixed bag” of generational legacy—from our biological ancestors to our spiritual forefathers and foremothers. Moving from th…
What does it truly take to defend freedom and democracy today? In this introduction to our upcoming Summer Speaker Series, Jeff Funderburk explores the “Three R’s”—Resignation, Resilience, and Resistance—drawing inspiration from the Declaration of Independence, historic struggles, and m…
What does Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream look like when viewed through the lens of 2026? In this powerful and timely sermon, speaker Todd Bettis revisits the iconic “I Have a Dream” speech, interweaving Dr. King’s original, revolutionary words with contemporary commentary. Fro…
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