Unitarian Universalist Church of Loudoun Sermons

Rev. Alice King

What does this faith require of us? What leaps of faith will we take as individuals and as a congregation to live into "Love is the Spirit" that we recite each Sunday? (3/1/2020)

Leah Cooper

John Monroe

Tyler Coles

"A creation can never be separated from its source." Where did we come from? What are we? Where do we belong? How do we know? (10/13/2019)

Choosing Courage Over Comfort (1/12/2020)

Our speaker suggests that "tidings of comfort and joy" may be just what we need in these turbulent times and muses on what they mean to Unitarian Universalists today. (12//15/2019)

The sermon message focuses on  how massage can transcend the art of touch for health and relaxation, to open a spiritual connection between the practitioner and the receiver. (12/1/2019)

We explore the UU prayer practice designed by Erik Walker Wikstrom as a way to give attention to our spiritual lives. (11/24/2019)

What does it feel like in your body when you believe you've found a spiritual home? It's a feeling that can nourish growth and transformation. It keeps us coming back and we often want to share it with others. How can we, in turn, use those feelings in our own bodies to become more welcoming in our communities? Join guest preacher, Christin Green, to explore embodiment practices that bui...

We will explore our connections, what grounds us and connects us to our deepest selves and to others and why it matters. (11/3/2019)

What do we own? What is yours? What is mine? What is ours? Perhaps there is a new way to look at the answers to those questions and look at the world through a different set of lenses. (10/20/2019)

Graham explains why being a vegetarian and a Unitarian Universalist are such good bedfellows, in terms of extending the remit of our guiding principles to include animals. (9/29/2019)

What does it mean to be a people of Expectation? For Unitarian Universalists, change is expected; is it easier in community? (9/22/2019)

What does faith require in these times? What does our faith call us to? We will talk about the very real challenges in today's world as well as the Climate Strike scheduled for September 20, 2019.  (9/15/2019)

Music has a way of penetrating your soul, whether through the sounds of an orchestra, a jazz band, a folk musician's poetic stories of life or a moving choral performance. This sermon will explore the ways we are moved by, grow and learn from the wisdom of music. (9/1/2019)

In Taoism both the Dragon and the Tiger are important metaphors. How do these metaphors fit into the yin and yang of Taoism? (8/18/2019)

We will reflect on an African story about a young boy and an old woman to find the sacred in every day living.  (8/11/2019)

An exploration of how to put time on our side.  (8/4/2019)

According to Joseph Campbell, there’s only one great myth: the hero’s journey that we must all embark on. But how do we find our hero’s journey? The great archetypal myths can provide the clues we’re looking for. (7/28/2019)

If we are each touching only a small part of a larger whole, how can we be sure of what we “know”? Reflections on two similar wisdom stories - “the Blind Men and the Elephant” and “the Princesses and the Kingshuk tree”. (7/21/2019)

Who knows what's good or bad? How does our perspective change our reaction to situations? Can we control this? Based on the Taoist story of the farmer and the horse. (7/14/2019)

Aesop’s Fables, where little friends may become great friends, and the animals share great lessons they learned the hard way. (7/7/2019)