Speaker: Rev. John Morehouse

Rolling Away the Stone

What stands in the way of our own personal resurrections?

Join us for a day full of story, song and an Easter Hat Parade.

Music: Multigenerational Choir; David Brown, violin; & Jodie Brown, piano

Journey to Wholeness

On this Palm Sunday we will explore the tragic heroism of Jesus of Nazerth as he journeys towards revoluton.

What actually did change with his last Journey to Jerusalem?

 

Music: MLUC Choir; Jodie Brown, piano; and Pat Nugent, double bass

 

What’s the Use of Praying?

What makes us unique? How does that uniqueness come together to change the world?

In this sermon Rev. John will explore how the words of Jesus can help us towards personal and collective transformation.

Music: MLUC Choir; David Brown, violin; & Jodie Brown, piano

The Farther Shore

As we celebrate the launch of our Annual Stewardship Campaign,

Rev. John will explore the vital connection between compassion and justice in our lives and our community.

The Justice of Love

What is the connection between justice and love?

How does our view of love change our understanding of the world in which we live?

 

Music: MLUC Choir; David Brown, violin; & Jodie Brown, piano

Equality and Equity

Equality is not the same thing as equity.

Rev. John will explore the difference in what some are calling the New Prophecy of a New Civil Rights Movement.

 

Music: Gabriel Anthony-Muhammad, tenor; & Jodie Brown, piano

Just Like Me

People often see themselves as different from those who do not look like them or come from a similar background.
We are powerfully the same in so many ways

Music: MLUC Choir;
David Brown, violin; & Jodie Brown, piano

Liberating Love

This was the sermon topic won by Lloyd Cole at our auction.
The principle of love lies at the heart of our proposed UUA Article changes.
Rev. John explores this topic through the Buddhist precepts known as the Brahmavihara

 

Liberation Now

As we begin a new year full of hopes and struggles, Rev. John will explore what liberation can mean for us right now.

Music: Warren Adams Duo