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Posted by Rev. David on January 15, 2012
This sermon was presented at the UU Church of Ventura, on January 15th, 2011. As a child growing up in Hawaii, I danced the hula. This was not an abnormal thing, growing up in Hawaii. In fact, my first encounter with the hula was in a class at school, where in third grade we were [...]
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Posted by Rev. David on December 28, 2010
Every year around the New Year I take a retrospective look at my writings of the past year… not just here at Celestial Lands, but my sermons, newsletter articles, and assorted other writings. I write a lot… it is part of my spiritual practice to do reflection upon life, the universe, and everything through the [...]
Categories: Blogging, Sermons, Spiritual Practice
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Posted by Rev. David on August 22, 2010
This summer I had the privledge to preach a four part summer sermon series at the Unitarian Church of Evanston, IL, that has explored what some of the ties between us as Unitarian Universalists may be. I specifically sought to name some things that are rarely said, and to make some claims that may not [...]
Categories: liberal faith, Prophetic Voice, Sermons, theology, UU Movement
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