Necessary but Not Sufficient…

  • Gratitude as Joyful Resistance

    Originally delivered to Edmonds Unitarian Universalist Church on 11/29/2020 as part of the Thanksgiving weekend. You can watch the service on the EUUC Facebook page HERE. Good morning Edmonds Unitarian Universalist Church. I appreciate being with you all on this Sunday after Thanksgiving. Our national holiday set aside to give thanks for the blessings of harvest Read more

  • Free and Responsible in Times of Unrest

    Originally delivered to University Unitarian Church on 7/5/2020 as part of Independence Day weekend. You can watch the service on the UUC website HERE. Good morning friends. It is good to be together again, even if it is virtually. I hope that this Independence Day weekend has offered rest and community. The sun is beginning Read more

  • Holy Riots: Pride and BLM

    Originally delivered to Edmonds Unitaritan Universalist Community on Pride Sunday, 6/28/2020. Siblings in faith, welcome to Pride Sunday! A festival of remembrance and resistance; a festival of “I will be seen!” and “We will never forget!” As we celebrate this holy day of Pride, the liberative work of love and justice is still in progress. Read more

  • Celebrating Life and Light!

    This sermon was given at Shoreline Unitarian Universalist Church on 6/21/20 in celebration of the Summer Solstice and Father’s Day. Good morning friends in faith. Thank you for inviting me to celebrate this Summer Solstice and Father’s Day with you all. As we enter this longest day of the year, let us heed the words Read more

  • Pentecost Sunday: Gifts of the Human Spirit

    This sermon was delivered via Zoom with Community Unitarian Universalist Church in Pasco, WA on 5/31/2020. Good morning Community Unitarian Universalist Church and thank you for inviting me to share in word and worship with you all. I say these words with the spirit in which they were written: in the spirit of life and Read more

  • Weathering the COVID19 storm in Seattle

    Every day this week, my bus has been on time and I’ve arrived to work early. Only a pandemic like COVID19 could ease the Seattle traffic to pleasant levels. It’s a silver lining that I’ve held onto given the strange quarantine which has gripped the city. My bus has been deserted. I suspect that the Read more