Category Archives: Selected Sermons

Is There Such a Thing as a Good Death?

This talk was given at our church by Ginny Cohen, R.N. on February 24, 2013.  The talk features “The 5 Wishes” document put out by Aging with Dignity.    Ginny says, “A few years ago I attended a session given … Continue reading

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The Baby with the Bathwater

Newt Fink gave this talk on May 6, 2012 In the reading from the children’s book, Madeline, Miss Clavel – the nanny or governess whoever she was – wakes in the middle of the night, turns on the light, and … Continue reading

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Sunrise on Easter Sunday

The Rev. Wendy Fitting gave this sermon on Easter Sunday – April 8, 2012 Yesterday a dear and thoughtful friend asked me if I liked Christianity … seemed a good idea to think long and hard before answering … but … Continue reading

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Becoming and Belonging (Rev. Rona Tyndall)

Becoming and Belonging The Rev. Rona Tyndall gave this sermon at the Gloucester Unitarian Universalist Church on March 18, 2012. Do you like elephants?  I’m crazy about them.  Elephants are not only naturally social creatures, they actually form complex multi-generational … Continue reading

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December 19, 2010 Sermon

The following was read on the air by radio commentator, Paul Harvey.  (The original author is Bo Lozoff, and Wendy shared it in her December 19th sermon.)  An Open Letter from God  My dear children, and believe Me, that is … Continue reading

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Canvass Messages

“Sermon on the Amount”  –  Rev. Wendy Fitting Every one of us – when we go to bed at night – makes sure that the house is in order.  The fire is banked. The lights are extinguished. The children have … Continue reading

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