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.

Rome believed it had silenced a troublemaker. History tells another story. This sermon explores the resurrection as resistance and how love survives systems designed to crush it.  

Membership here carries particular weight. In a politically charged climate, being UU may mean public courage, advocacy, and standing with those at risk. Or staying to tend the flame. This sermon invites new members into faith that shows up.