Unitarian Universalist Sermons and Conversations from First Unitarian Church of Dallas

Join us as we celebrate and bless 9th graders who have completed Coming of Age and youth graduating from high school. This Sunday we will explore the ways we grow throughout our lives, no matter our age.

Practicing love beyond belief on Mother's Day.

We conclude our theme year looking back and forward at the stories of our lives and how this last year has taught us to live for the next.

Over the course of our lives we learn deeply impactful narratives about our own racial identity and the racial identities of others. How do we live and build community together knowing that race is a social construct, but racism is very real?

Earth day exploration of our present and future on this planet through a lens of UU values.

As we begin our sermon series on the stories we learn, unlearn, and rewrite over the course of our lives, we ask the question "in what image are we made?" How do the stories we learn from our family, our church, and our society shape the way we live in our bodies and express our sexuality?

Easter is not the same but the message can nurture us even as we push through the pandemic.

A Palm Sunday for Unitarian Universalists.

"Ministers sometimes say they only really preach one sermon. This is mine" - Rev. White

- Each one of us has something that contributes to the beauty and life of the world. What's yours?

How discipline in life is a blessing not a chore.

How do struggle and challenge define you?

There is hope after all the endings and death in life. How do we embrace it and find new life?

In this year of exploring the Stories of Our Lives, we turn to look at others' stories and how seeking to enter someone else's narrative grows our understanding, compassion, and empathy. Join us as we launch our Lenten Service Project with the UU Service Committee's Guest at Your Table Program and the North Texas Food Bank.

What happens when you bounce a superball around the church? The answer includes exploring how we care for each other.

As we conclude our worship series on the Story of Unitarian Universalism, we will explore the stories of our religious ancestors and how they shape our present and future.

What is the heart of Universalism doing in our faith today?

As we approach MLK Day, our second week in "The Story of Unitarian Universalism" series asks what the true reward is for doing what's right.

How does seeking truth give us strength in trying times?

Can we let go of 2020? Hell yes! Lets burn some stuff about last year and join in worship together.

In the gap between the excitement of Christmas and the burning service of the new year, what is there to ponder? Lets talk.

A Homily preceding a Christmas Pageant like no other in the mid of The Covid 19 pandemic. We will again tell the story of hope and new beginnings through scripture and song.

– The word "Joy" will be sung, said and noted throughout this season numerous times but does it have meaning? Advent gives us a chance to reflect on what joy really means.

We continue Advent by exploring the unknown. What do you turn to when you don't know the way?

- How do we use the things we try to avoid in life for our deepest growth?