Rev. Nic Cable

UUCCI

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Listen to highlights from previously recorded services from the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Columbus, IN

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Rev. Nic Cable

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Jun 7, 2026

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Episodes

7.10.22 - Living My Truth 11.07.2022

July 10, 2022 "Living My Truth": Sondra Bolte's Spiritual Journey This week, Sondra guides us through her life's journey, her discovery of her true self, and her bravery to live her truth.

7.3.22 - A Good Goodbye 03.07.2022

July 3, 2022 "A Good Goodbye": The Farrington's Spiritual Journey Dan and Malorie Farrington kick off our Spiritual Journeys series! They delve into their journey in finding and then having to move away from our Columbus congregation.

6.5.22 - Cairn Stones to Hold, Honor, and Heed 06.06.2022

June 5, 2022 Cairn Stones to Hold, Honor, and Heed Rev. Nic Cable and Lori Swanson Our annual lifespan Sunday celebrates our learning and growth of the past year. Our journeys, whether we are 2 or 92, are special no matter the paths we take. Come, as we reflect on the year that was and the stones we have gathered along the way.

5.15.22 - Spiraling into the Center 15.05.2022

May 15, 2022 Spiraling Into The Center Rev. Nic Cable and Amanda Roggow On the final Sunday of a six-part series on the Sources of Unitarian Universalism, Rev. Nic will discuss the impact of earth-based spiritual traditions and the wisdom they bring to our living tradition. How can these streams of spirituality and ethics help us to live in harmony with one another and the world?

5.8.22 - Onward and Upward Forever 09.05.2022

Sunday, May 8th at 10:00AM  Onward and Upward Forever Rev. Nic Cable and Steve Jasper Unitarian Universalism is influenced by the power of science, reason, and the knowledge of the observable universe. How did our living tradition come to embrace these values? Are there limitations or negatives to being a religion that values both science and spirituality? Rev. Nic will explore these themes a...

5.1.2022 - Love Beyond Belief 04.05.2022

May 1, 2022 at 10:00 AM Love Beyond Belief Rev. Nic Cable and Kevin Altevogt Unitarian Universalism has been shaped by many sources, including the Jewish and Christian teaching of loving your neighbors as ourselves. This morning, Rev. Nic will continue his series on sources of UUism by considering the tension between love and belief, action and faith, deeds and creeds. Does our love extend beyond...

4.24.2022 - Held in Indra’s Web, Bathed by Chalice Light 04.05.2022

April 24, 2022 at 10:00 AM  Held in Indra’s Web, Bathed by Chalice Light Rev. Nic Cable and Cynthia Scott We sing, “our faith is but a single gem” and encourage people to “bring many names” for what is true and holy for them. Unitarian Universalism finds deep value in the wisdom of world religions. Join Rev. Nic as he explores how these wellsprings of truth and meaning have shaped us into the...

4.17.2022 - From Dungeon Cells to Mountain Tops: An Easter Sunday Service 22.04.2022

From Dungeon Cells to Mountain Tops: An Easter Sunday Service Rev. Nic Cable and Pam Lee On this Easter Sunday, Rev. Nic will continue to explore the six sources of Unitarian Universalism. The second source calls on us to learn from the words and actions of prophetic people across time and space. What does it mean to be connected to the lineage of prophetic people and how can we continue a traditi...

4.10.2022 - A Wonderful Nature 15.04.2022

A Wonderful Nature Rev. Nic Cable and Lori Swanson Our living tradition of Unitarian Universalism draws from 6 sources. Join us for the first in our six-week series as we explore: Direct experience of that transcending mystery and wonder, affirmed in all cultures, which moves us to a renewal of the spirit and an openness to the forces which create and uphold life.

4.3.2022 - Awakening to Spring through The Spoken Word 15.04.2022

Sunday, April 3, 2022 Awakening to Spring through The Spoken Word Lori Swanson and Pam Lee Join Lori Swanson and friends for a celebration of spring and a celebration of poetry. Don’t think you’re a poet or “into” poetry? Perhaps this service could challenge those preconceived notions.

3.27.2022 - Reconnect, Rejoice, Renew 01.04.2022

Sunday, March 27, 2022 at 10:00AM   Reconnect, Rejoice, Renew  Adrienne Summerlot and Kevin Altevogt Behold, my friends, the spring is come; the earth has gladly received the sun, and we shall soon see the results of their love! – Sitting Bull Join Adrienne Summerlot and Kevin Altevogt as we welcome the change of season. Reconnect, rejoice, renew.

3.13.2022 - The Path of Knowledge 16.03.2022

Sunday, March 13 at 10:00AM  The Path of Knowledge Dr. Shaheda Mahomed and Amanda Roggow The Prophet Muhommed (S.A.W.) says: “Allah opens the path of Paradise to one who takes a step on the path of acquisition of knowledge”. In every religion, as with every prophet, every day is a learning experience. Join Guest Speaker, Dr. Shaheda Mahomed for a personal reflection on continuous learning. Dr...

3.6.22 - UUth Sunday: "Principles Through a Youthful Lens" 16.03.2022

Sunday, March 6 at 10:00AM  UUth Sunday: "Principles Through a Youthful Lens" Rev. Nic Cable and Adrienne Summerlot Our principles guide us in how we are in rela=onship with one another here at UUCCI, in community, and how we show up in the world. We offer you an opportunity to reconnect with the Unitarian Universalist principles through a youthful lens filled with music, humor, art, and stor...

2.27.22 - Space vs. Place: What's the Difference? 16.03.2022

Sunday, February 27 at 10:00AM  Space vs. Place: What's the Difference? Rev. Nic Cable and Lori Swanson What is the difference between a space and a place? How do we transform the spaces and places in our lives to be welcoming, widening, and liberating? Join Rev. Nic this Sunday to explore these ideas.

2.20.22 - The Mantle of Our Ministry 25.02.2022

Sunday, February 20 at 10:00AM  The Mantle of Our Ministry Rev. Nic Cable and Cynthia Scott Rev. Nic will speak to the growing movement for UU congregations to consider adopting an 8th Principle. What is this Principle? What does it mean to adopt it? And how will adopting it change the way we understand Unitarian Universalism and our ministry in the world?

2.13.22 - Side with Love 25.02.2022

Sunday, February 13 at 10:00AM  Side with Love Rev. Nic Cable and Adrienne Summerlot UUs side with love. As we wrap up our 30 Days of Love between MLK Day and Valentine’s Day, join Rev. Nic and Adrienne Summerlot as they reflect on these themes in community.

1.23.22 - When Democracy Fails, Intentionally or Otherwise 25.02.2022

Sunday, January 23 at 10:00AM  When Democracy Fails, Intentionally or Otherwise Rev. Nic Cable and Steve Jasper Living with Intention extends beyond the personal and congregational lives in which we live. We are called to both Beloved Community here and now, and to nurture the systems that will govern such a community. A year removed from the insurrection that nearly toppled our democracy, Re...

1.9.21 - Living in Tensions 25.02.2022

Sunday, January 9 at 10:00AM  Living in Tensions Rev. Nic Cable and Amanda Roggow Have you ever felt the tension of believing one thing, but acting in a way that feels contradictory to that belief? Sometimes even our best intentions for our lives leave us conflicted and disconnected. Join Rev. Nic as he explores these themes this coming Sunday.

1.2.22 - New Year, Not New You 25.02.2022

Sunday, January 2 at 10:00AM  New Year, Not New You Rev. Nic Cable and Pam Lee It feels impossible that 2022 is already upon us! How will this year be different from the last? Will it be any different? Rev. Nic will start us off this year with a ritual of renewal as we consider our intentions for the year to come.

12.24.22 - Silent Joy 25.02.2022

Friday, December 24 at 5:00PM  Silent Joy Rev. Nic Cable and Cynthia Scott Christmas Eve is a time to gather with family and friends to remember and consider once more the message of this ancient holiday. Rev. Nic will offer a calm reflective service that is open to all ages.

12.19.21 - All-Ages Winter Solstice Celebration 22.12.2021

Sunday, December 19 at 10:00AM  All-Ages Winter Solstice Celebration Adrienne Summerlot and Rev. Nic Cable Daylight has been shorter, nights have been longer as we prepare to shift from autumn to winter.  Alas, the sun will be returning soon!  Join us as we gather for an interactive service that will allow us both to pause and reflect and joyfully welcome the return of the...

12.12.21 - Questions of Joy and Other Existential Concerns 22.12.2021

Sunday, December 12 at 10:00AM  Questions of Joy and Other Existential Concerns Rev. Nic Cable and Kevin Altevogt Another year, another Annual Question Box Sermon! This fun and meaningful tradition is the congregation’s opportunity to ask Rev. Nic the questions on their hearts and minds about joy and sorrow, life and death, and everything in between. Join us as Rev. Nic opens the Questio...

12.5.21 - Opening to Joy 22.12.2021

Sunday, December 5 at 10:00AM  Opening to Joy Rev. Nic Cable and Steve Jasper As we kick-off our month focused on the theme “Opening to Joy,” Rev. Nic will explore the joys of joy and the sorrows of joy. How might we approach joy as a community that recognizes the complexities of human experience and the difficulties of this past year?

11.28.21 - Holding and Weaving Our Stories 03.12.2021

Sunday, November 28 at 10:00AM  Holding and Weaving Our Stories Cynthia Scott, Adrienne Summerlot, Louise Hillery The stories of our lives together at UUCCI shape our collective history as a congregation. Join us for a time of storytelling and weaving of our memories from the 1960s to the present for this fun and memorable service.

11.21.21 - Gratitude Sunday 03.12.2021

Sunday, November 21 at 10:00AM  All Ages Service: Gratitude Sunday Adrienne Summerlot and Kevin Altevogt Even a wounded world is feeding us. Even a wounded world holds us, giving us moments of joy and wonder.  – Robin Wall Kimmerer, Braiding Sweetgrass How do we hold our family traditions and pause to celebrate our blessings in these times?  What do we need in our lives to cult...

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