Keweenaw Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
Our Recorded Sermons
Table of Contents Sermon 10/23/2011 – Forgiveness Sermon 10/16/2011 – Process Sermon 10/2/2011 – Animal Love Sermon 9/25/2011 – Religious Education Sunday Sermon 9/11/2011 – KUUF Elders compare their
experiences in The Great Depression Sermon 7/3/2011 – Soteriology:
Redemption of Bottles and Souls Sermon 6/26/2011 – Epistemology: How Do You
Know That? Sermon 6/19/2011 – Eschatology: What Time Is
It? Sermon 6/5/2011 – Teleology: What’s the Point? Sermon 4/17/2011 – Earth Day Sermon 4/03/2011 - Canvass Sermon 3/20/2011 – 25 Year Anniversary of KUUF Sermon 2/20/2011 - Elements - air Sermon 2/6/2011 - Elements – Earth Sermon 1/16/2011 - Timothy Pickering Sermon 12/5/2010 - “Rock Of Ages” Sermon 11/28/2010 - “Varieties of Prayer” Sermon 11/07/2010 - "On Death and Dying" Sermon 10/31/2010 - "For All the Saints" Sermon 10/17/2010 - "Tones of the Times" Theology asks, who are we? what is the world? and what is the larger context? At the request of Barry Pegg, this service will look at the larger theological movements of our times, and position ourselves among them. Sermon 10/3/2010 - "Strong Winds" "Strong Winds" are the result of strong people in challenging historical contexts with strong commitments. Following Margaret Fuller, how do we both accept the universe and our roles in changing it? Sermon 9/19/2010 - "Margaret Fuller" Sermon 9/5/2010 - "Labor Day Service "In Praise of Work" Sermon 8/22/2010 - "UU Christianity" This part of our heritage and vibrant presence of our current diversity hones a liberal interpretation of a tradition full of gifts and challenges. Perhaps some members of the Fellowship will be interested in meeting more regularly in this practice. Sermon 8/1/2010 - "Worshipping the Tree That Isn't There: Reflections of a Zen Pagan" An exploration into the current Neo Pagan movement, with its rich complexities and contradictions, inspired by a weekend with one of the founders. Sermon
7/25/2010 - "Why World Religions?" Our Principles imply
respect and lifelong learning about so many things: why a world full of
religions, when we have our own - or do we? Sermon 7/18/2010 - "Garden Green and Fair" The annual garden service extolling the virtues of patience, and all green growing things. Sermon
7/04/2010 - "The Fate of Nations" The song we sing to the tune
of Finlandia reminds us that while we have deep and
abiding affection for our country, so too do other people for theirs.
In order to fulfill a patriotic duty, let's look at the bigger picture, and
the changes in the scope and nature of nationhood itself. Sermon 6/13/2010
- How did our forbears do it, before Robert's Rules of Order were gospel and
making a motion may have been literal? Our Annual Meeting will Sermon
6/6/2010 – Religious Education Sunday Sermon 5/9/2010 – "The Social Gospel" Why is it good news that Unitarian Universalism is called to speak truth to power, when it seems so overwhelming? How did our forbears do it? Today is our 30,000 mile checkup to note whether there is enough evidence to convict us of being UUs, should we stand so accused. Sermon 5/2/2010 – "Compassion"
The Buddhist holy day of Vesak is celebrated every
May to Buddha's birth -- a great time for UUs to study the sage's inspiring
example. Our Vision: The Keweenaw
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (KUUF) is a Welcoming Congregation of
people of diverse religious and spiritual beliefs. We foster the free exchange
and exploration of ideas in a supportive atmosphere of mutual acceptance
and friendship. We believe in encouraging justice, equality, compassion,
and growth for all humankind, and responsible stewardship of our
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