Have you ever faced a problem that you thought was beyond you that you immediately wanted to give up or hand it off to someone else? When life gets hard, our brains naturally default to familiar assumptions. We jump to negative conclusions about our own limitations. This Sunday, we will explore how running on mental autopilot disconnects us from our Unitarian Universalist values. By confronting the old scripts, we tell ourselves that we can trade our fears for “holy curiosity” and discover that the light we’re looking for might be much closer than we think.
July 26, 2026 Kris Kines presents a sermon written by Rev. Kaaren Anderson “We Are One” Claudia Marshall, Worship Leader Eileen Morrison, Accompaniment Job Meiller, Guitar and Vocals The current critical threat to our biological web, including the massive reduction in pollinators is happening in a world where “one out of every three bites that … Continue reading We Are One
July 19, 2026 David Dean presents a sermon written by Rev. Douglas Taylor, Minister of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Binghamton (NY) “Grandma’s Hands” Alyssa Halliday, Worship Leader Gary Smart, Pianist Marc Dickman, Euphonium Later in our lives, the defense mechanisms we’ve had that helped us at first begin to get in the way. The … Continue reading Grandma’s Hands
