Unitarian Universalist Church of Loudoun Sermons

To Nurture and Heal Ourselves, Each Other, and Our World - Michelle Saville, July 9 19.07.2023 25:17 ↓

Featuring the readings: Where Healing Begins by Rev. Erika Hewitt; Mending by Atena O. Danner; Reciprocity by Atena O. Danner; What Song by Victoria Safford; Hello, My Name Is...  by Naomi King.

Because We Have a Song - Rev. Alice King, May 7, 2023 08.06.2023 20:29 ↓

Featuring 'On the MARC' by Peat Biby, and 'Energy Transfer' by Bob German.

R & D - Rev. Alice King, April 2, 2023 04.04.2023 21:12 ↓

Where Research and Development meets Resistance and Denial.

Burning Barn: Where is Your Refuge? - Frank Shipp, March 26, 2023 28.03.2023 15:55 ↓

At our most vulnerable times-facing uncertainty, stress, pain, loss-where are our sources of refuge? What can our faith provide for us? What can we do for each other during these times? 

The Path of Love and A God Who is Love - roddy bell-shelton biggs, February 19, 2023 22.02.2023 18:08 ↓

There are many Paths to love, and we will explore just a few of those paths in our worship, knowing we cannot possibly explore them all in one service. Join us as we explore and seek your own path along the way. Our message will be one of liberation rooted in the Gospel of 1 John 4:8, “The one who does not love does not know God, for God is love.”

Personal Journey Service - Lee Stone, Sally Tinkle, Louis Bergeron, January 8, 2023 03.02.2023 39:25 ↓

 Three of our newer members will share with you their path to Unitarian Universalism.

Centering Our Values - Lora Powell-Haney, MDiv, January 22, 2023 03.02.2023 20:52 ↓

When was the last time someone asked you about your values? Would you be able to name them, one word or two? Unitarian Universalism is an examined faith: we’ll take time to identify our individual core values, consider our faith community values, and learn about proposed core values of our Unitarian Universalist denomination. Every day holds the opportunity to show the world who we are by the choi...

Connection - Cara Fortner, November 27, 2022 03.02.2023 13:51 ↓

In this time where we find ourselves, brought together but held apart by technology and recovering from a global pandemic, what we need now, more than anything, is connection. How can our free and active faith work in our ability to connect to others, the world, and to ourselves?