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February, 2006

Title	Presenter	Church	Date presented
Practice Makes Perfect	Rev. William Clark	First Parish Lexington Unitarian Universalist	02/26/2006
The Wise Chinese Farmer" — A Time for All Ages	Rev. Kim K. Crawford Harvie	Arlington Street Church, Boston, MA	02/26/2006
Absolute Damage	Rev. Forrest Church	All Souls Unitarian Church (New York City)	02/19/2006
To Keep Vital all of our days: A Sermon for Lent	Adele Smith-Penniman	First Parish in Concord, MA	02/26/2006
The Faith of Free Thinkers from Paine to Twain	Rev. Nels Oas	Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of the Emerald Coast	02/26/2006
How to be a Hero, Part 2 Fred explores how we, ordinary people, can be heroes for someone else.	Fred Hammond	First Unitarian Universalist Church of San Diego CA	02/26/2006
Some Thoughts on the State of Things So Far Hard though it may be to believe, the first year of this two-year interim period is more than half over. How is our shared work of interim ministry going so far, and what concerns and hopes do we have for the months ahead?	Rev. Evan Keely	UU Congregation of Somerset Hills	02/26/2006
Spiritual Politics What does it mean to have spiritual values in a political culture?	Rev. Dr. Randolph W.B. Becker	Unitarian Universalist Community Church of Park Forest, Illinois	02/26/2006
Transmuting Suffering	Rev. Kim K. Crawford Harvie	Arlington Street Church, Boston, MA	02/26/2006
Music - A Spiritual Pathway	Rev. Dr. Joshua Snyder	Second Unitarian Church of Omaha	02/26/2006
The Pursuit of Happiness & Its Potential for Misery	Rev. Chris Buice	Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist Church	02/26/2006
Our Vision Ignites Our Generosity	Revs. Christopher Craethnenn, Barbara Hamilton-Holway and Bill Hamilton-Holway, Sharing our Vision: Revs. Christopher Craethnenn, Barbara Hamilton-Holway and Bill Hamilton-Holway, Centering: Rev.Bill Hamilton-Holway Music: Excerpts from Prelude by Donald Busarow, Sandra Soderlund: Organ Blessing and Response: Rev. Christopher Craethnenn, Music: Clap Yo Hand: George Gershwin Arr. MacHuss, Piano:Patricia Ellis, Choir:Luminescence.Leaving to Music: Exerpts from Corale by Donald Busarow Organ: Sandra Soderlund	Unitarian Universalist Church of Berkeley	02/26/2006
The Gospel According to Doubting Thomas The Gospel of Thomas has become popular in recent years. The author of this "fifth gospel" is the "Doubting Thomas" from the gospel of John. Why didn't this gospel make the canonical cut and why might his depiction of Jesus be appealing to the UU style of faith?	Rev. Chuck Freeman	Live Oak Unitarian Universalist Church, Cedar Park (Austin), TX	02/26/2006
Weathering Change	Rev. Linda Hansen	Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Danbury	02/19/2006
Henry Nelson Wieman on Creative Interchange - Part 2 of 3-part series on Liberal Theology in the 20th Century	Rev. Dr. Justin Osterman	Central Unitarian Church, Paramus, NJ	02/19/2006
Walls, Bridges and Fences	Rev. William Clark	First Parish Lexington Unitarian Universalist	02/19/2006
Sing A New Song	Rev. Cheryl M. Walker	All Souls Unitarian Church (New York City)	02/19/2006
Forward Through the Ages	Adele Smith-Penniman	First Parish in Concord, MA	02/19/2006
On Creative Interchange - Part 2 of 3-part series on Liberal Theology in the 20th Century	Henry Nelson Wieman	Central Unitarian Church, Paramus, NJ	02/19/2006
For the Presidency From George Washington to George W. Bush, the presidency of the United States has occupied a unique place in our nation's identity. Every president has had his impassioned supporters and vitriolic detractors. Reconciling our religious faith with our feelings about our leaders from admiration and support to disappointment and disdain can be a very complicated process.	Rev. Evan Keely	UU Congregation of Somerset Hills	02/19/2006
A Lincoln Portrait - a multimedia experience In honor of Presidents' Day, a multi-media presentation featuring Aaron Copeland's "A Lincoln Portrait" and selected images to honor Lincoln's place in the development of the United States.	Rev. Dr. Randolph W.B. Becker	Unitarian Universalist Community Church of Park Forest, Illinois	02/19/2006
Death and Grief	Rev. Dr. Joshua Snyder	Second Unitarian Church of Omaha	02/19/2006
Life, the Universe and Everything	Ben Peck	Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson (MA)	02/19/2006
Sexuality and Commitment	Sermon: Rev. Barbara Hamilton-Holway, Music: Excerpts from Sure On This Shing Night-Morton Lauridsen-sung by UUCB Chamber Choir. Centering, Rev. Bill Hamilton-Holway,Blessing and Response Rev. Barbara Hamilton-Holway, Leaving to Music-Exerpts from Chant-Wilbur Held Organ: Sandra Soderlund	Unitarian Universalist Church of Berkeley	02/19/2006
Leaving the Harbor We accept one another as we are, but we also encourage spiritual growth and depth. This is an invitation to take steps toward understanding ourselves and others, sharing our lives, and risking transformation. When you leave your safe harbor, your vessel becomes home. How can we provide safe harbor on unfamiliar shores? How can we welcome others to set sail along with us?	Rev. Kathleen Ellis	Live Oak Unitarian Universalist Church, Cedar Park (Austin), TX	02/19/2006
Standing on the Side of Love	Rev. John Crestwell	Davies Memorial Unitarian Universalist Church, Camp Springs, MD	02/19/2006
Value Added Religion	Rev. Rod Debs	Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of the Emerald Coast	02/19/2006
Living with Integrity 5: Family In many ways having a healthy family and raising healthy children is a countercultural activity today. This sermon is about the challenges facing families and how the church can help.	Rev. Dr. Arvid Straube	First Unitarian Universalist Church of San Diego CA	02/19/2006
Breathing In, Breathing Out	Paul Sprecher, Ministerial Intern	Arlington Street Church, Boston, MA	02/19/2006
Sing A New Song	Rev. Galen Guengerich	All Souls Unitarian Church (New York City)	02/19/2006
Keeping the Faith - Evangelism Being evangelical is an inherent quality of liberal religion. We have much good news to share.	Rev. Matt Tittle	Bay Area Unitarian Universalist Church, Houston, TX	02/12/2006
UU Diseases and Their Cures In Chuck's decade-long sojourn with the UU faith he has witnessed two distinct diseases among us. Chuck will inhabit his UU Medicine Man persona, prescribing each disease as the cure for the other!	Rev. Chuck Freeman	Live Oak Unitarian Universalist Church, Cedar Park (Austin), TX	02/12/2006
Freedom is Dangerous	Rev. Rod Debs	Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of the Emerald Coast	02/12/2006
A Unitarian near the Bottom of the List A sermon for President's Day weekend about inspiration that can be drawn from the most mortal of people.	Reverend Eric M. Cherry	Unity Church of North Easton, MA	02/12/2006
The Importance Of Mardi Gras This report from Julie's trip to New Orleans and the devastation she saw there points up the importance of celebrating Mardi Gras this year.	Rev. Julie Kain	First Unitarian Universalist Church of San Diego CA	02/12/2006
Seeking Peace in a Time of War	Rev. Dr. Joshua Snyder	Second Unitarian Church of Omaha	02/12/2006
Commitment to Community	Welcoming: Rev. Barbara Hamilton-Holway, Music: We Shall Be as The Light of The Morning - Randall Thompson - Sung by Luminescence Sermon by Rev. Bill Hamilton-Holway, Centering: Rev. Barbara Hamilton-Holway	Unitarian Universalist Church of Berkeley	02/12/2006
Getting Real About Love This service celebrates and encourages love by cutting through some of the romance to the heart of the matter.	Rev. Dan Brosier	Unitarian Universalist Church of Elgin, IL	02/12/2006
Walking Each Other Home	Rev. Kim K. Crawford Harvie	Arlington Street Church, Boston, MA	02/12/2006
Evolved Intelligence, not Intelligent Design Understanding how Darwin challenged, but did not deny, the role of religion	Rev. Dr. Randolph W.B. Becker	Unitarian Universalist Community Church of Park Forest, Illinois	02/12/2006
Charity is not Enough	Rev. Linda Hansen	Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Danbury	02/06/2006
Alfred North Whitehead on Process and Reality - Part 1 of 3-part series on Liberal Theology in the 20th Century	Rev. Dr. Justin Osterman	Central Unitarian Church, Paramus, NJ	02/05/2006
Dreamers of the Day	Rev. Galen Guengerich	All Souls Unitarian Church (New York City)	02/05/2006
Spiritual Skepticism & Skeptical Community	Rev. Chris Buice	Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist Church	02/05/2006
Spiritual but Not Religious, 3	Rev. Liz Lerner	The Unitarian Universalist Church of Silver Spring, Maryland	02/05/2006
Spiritual Skepticism & Skeptical Community	Rev. Chris Buice	Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist Church in Knoxville	02/05/2006
Nobody Left Behind Sixty-six million Americans have read the "Left Behind" series of novels that teach that our world is coming to an end and that most people will be condemned to suffering and eternal torment. All this is based on a bizarre interpretation of the last book of the Christian Bible. Ideas like this have consequences. What do we have to say to people who promote these views?	Rev. Dr. Arvid Straube	First Unitarian Universalist Church of San Diego CA	02/05/2006
Idolatries of Mind and Spirit The gift of and the challenge to humanist understandings	Rev. Dr. Randolph W.B. Becker	Unitarian Universalist Community Church of Park Forest, Illinois	02/05/2006
Meditation in Action	Rev. Dr. Joshua Snyder	Second Unitarian Church of Omaha	02/05/2006

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