LCUUC Schedule of Sunday Services

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November 2: “Joy,” a sermon authored by Rev. Edwin Charles Lynn and presented by LCUUC member John Kuhn
As the holiday season glimmers in the not-too-distant future, the Church of the Larger Fellowship on-line resource brings us this sermon, an inspiration to each of us to recognize and to cherish the joy in our lives. It is a reminder to seek out the goodness that can be found in every day.

November 9: “Who Wins?”, by Rev. Linda Berez
If you work hard, support a candidate, and they win the election, it feels good. Yet, if you work hard, support a candidate, and they lose, it might not feel so good. Regardless of the outcome of this
Presidential election, some will feel better than others. As Unitarian Universalists, how is it that we best live within the interdependent web of all existence, and as citizens of this country, how do we best live with each other, no matter who wins?

November 16: “Last Words,” by Rev. Linda Berez
Today’s sermon will draw upon the inspiring words of the Rev. Forrest Church, Minister of Public Theology at All Souls Church in New York, and Randy Pausch, Computer Science Professor at Carnegie Mellon University and author of The Last Lecture. Church says that our goal in life “is to live in such a way that our lives will prove worth dying for.” Is your life worth dying for? And, if you had a chance to pen your last words as both these men have, what would you want to share? Let’s explore these questions together.

November 23: “Who Will You Thank?”, by Rev. Linda Berez
Please join us for our annual Thanksgiving Day service and meal to follow. This intergenerational service will include a welcoming ceremony for our newest members, music, and a time to give thanks to those people and things in our lives that we are most grateful for. All are welcome.

November 30: “Breaking Evil,” by LCUUC member Michael Santo
This sermon will explore the subject of evil and its relationship to senseless violence, thoughtlessness, and a possible response to evil by my own thoughtfulness. The very broad topic of evil in the world will, consequently, be reduced to my role in it and how I can break its power.

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