Beacon Unitarian Universalist Congregation

"The Lovers, The Dreamers, and Me"
Sunday, February 9th, 10:30am
Meghan Mott
Meghan Mott is in the pulpit and she will read a sermon that was written by Rev. Tess Baumberger and published in the February issue of Soul Matters. It is titled “The Lovers, The Dreamers, and Me,” and its summary blurb includes these words: “… I believe any religion worth its salt should take
us beyond our comfort zones and challenge us to grow.”

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A Matter of Health
Sunday, February 2nd, 10:30am
Rev. Brigitte Bechtold
The sermon will look at the ways in which the health of members of a community involves much more than access to health care. It involves access to steady work with a living wage, access to education and decent housing, safety, and free time to take care of necessities such as doctors’ visits.

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A Real Comeback Requires Reparation"
Sunday, November 17th, 10:30am
Tommy Airey

American society is caught in a series of out-of-control socio-political and spiritual crises. Structural racism. Climate catastrophe. Collapsing democracy. Gun violence. Homelessness. Addiction. Abuse. Anxiety. Depression. Despair. All of this harm has been perpetuated, across generations, by policies and perspectives scripted by counterfeit supremacy stories based on race, class, gender and sexuality. We are collectively addicted to bogus human hierarchies of value. If this is the root cause, how about we rip a page right out of the 12-step movement? Let’s imagine what it might look like to move past symbolic apologies and make amends – in our interpersonal relationships and our political experiments too! On this continent, our comeback story cannot happen without reparations.

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3 November 2024

Mending Fences: Repairing Relationships
Wendy Chessin shares a sermon by
Rev. Tess Baumberger
It makes sense then, that in many religious traditions, fall is a time for mending emotional and spiritual fences with both the living and the dead… [and] If we can find the places where our own actions have strained or broken the wires, those are the places where we have the power to act, to mend them. Taking stock of our own actions and holding ourselves accountable for them breaks the victim mentality and gives us powe

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