A mosaic is created by fragments from something that has been shattered. Each piece incomplete. Some fragments larger and more colorful. Others smaller and more damaged. Some fragments are valued more than others. Our 8th Principle calls us to smash the picture of historic institutional racism and other oppressions to build a stronger, more just, … Continue reading We Are All Fragments: Crafting a Mosaic of Belonging
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This sermon invites us to ask not only what we inherit from the ancestors, but what legacy we ourselves are leaving behind. Please bring in an item from your ancestor or recently departed loved one. We will have a space to honor them.
Memorial Day lifts up service, but curiosity pushes us to define it. This sermon expands the idea of service beyond the military to include caregiving, justice work, and community-building.
Curiosity fuels imagination, and imagination fuels change. This sermon connects curiosity to justice, asking how new questions can lead to new possibilities for our communities.
From aunties to mentors to community elders, this sermon celebrates expansive definitions of motherhood. Rooted in UU pluralism, it invites us to recognize sacred care wherever it shows up, even outside traditional roles.
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