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Humanely Possible

There are so many different kinds of Humanism.  In this sermon, Rev. Susan identifies the common threads in Humanist thought, and how they provide inspiration for better living.

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Karma! Instant, and Not….

Rev. Susan discusses how the ancient concept of Karma is indeed about consequence—every action influences the world in a causal way—but it is also about interdependence. What happens to us is not just the result of our personal actions, but the actions of every other … read more.

Whose Dream Are We?

We are all the product of thousands of generations of ancestors: saints, sinners, salt of the earth. We are also in the process of becoming ancestors ourselves. How do our lives embody our inheritance and point toward the legacy we are creating for our descendants?  … read more.

Radical Embodiments

Rev. Susan explores the Unitarian Universalist beliefs related to bodies, how this plays out in sexuality education, the right to die movement, reproductive choice, and other ethical and social issues.

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Dream A Have You Do?

Martin Luther King Jr. and his words have become so iconic, and used for so many purposes, it is hard to hear them anew or extract them from their frequent misuse.  It has always been easier to write Rev. King into a safe narrative than … read more.

Smashing Pumpkins

Rev. Susan will talk about what it means to let go of those things and attitudes that are no longer working, and we’ll also celebrate a fire ritual of release as we prepare to enter the New Year.

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Christmas Eve Candlelight Service

Join us at 7:00PM at our newly renovated and expanded church home at 1574 Franklin Street, Lewis Center, Ohio, for a Christmas Eve celebration in carols, lessons, story, and candlelight (Note: there is no morning worship on Christmas Eve).

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Anticipation is Making Me Wait

The spiritual discipline of advent is two-fold: on one hand we are asked to be patient; on the other, to stay wide awake to wonder. 

Join us at 10:30 AM for worship, coffee and fellowship time to follow worship. 

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The Art of Wintering

Hannukah, Christmas, and Winter Solstice are absolutely separate traditions, but each suggests that accepting the darkness of winter is the first step to the renewal of both literal and metaphysical light. The most important step in renewal, however, is the realization that our responsibility is … read more.