First Unitarian Society of Milwaukee

A Sermon from: November 25, 2007
By: Rev. Sarah Oelberg

The Rev. Sarah Oelberg is a retired UU minister and a member of the First Unitarian Society of Milwaukee. About her sermon topic Sarah says, “The early Unitarians were so named because they believed in the unity of God, not the trinity. The Universalists were called such because of their belief in universal salvation. But the root words also have subtler, more complex meanings, which can work both positively and negatively. We will look at some of the implications.”

Copyright © 2007, Sarah Oelberg
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A Sermon from: November 18, 2007
By: Rev. Craig D. Schwalenberg
With a performance by Jack Forbes Wilson and Mallory Bree

Giving thanks is an important spiritual practice. So, too, is receiving thanks. This season let’s talk about both halves of the blessing. Thank You. You are welcome.

Copyright © 2007, Craig D. Schwalenberg
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A Sermon from: November 11, 2007
By: Rev. Craig D. Schwalenberg

Americans were raised on tales of rugged individualism. Unitarians and Universalists and UUs have always held up the rights, the power of the individual. We’re independent. We’re self-reliant. We’re on our own. Or not.

Copyright © 2007, Craig D. Schwalenberg

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A Sermon from: November 4, 2007
By: Rev. Andrew C. Kennedy

In this sermon Drew Kennedy explores the concept of the “soul.” What is the soul and why does it matter? Are we talking here about disembodied spirits or something else? And what are some of the latest scientific findings on the soul? Join us in an exploration of this foundational spiritual topic.

Copyright © 2007, Andrew C. Kennedy
Size: 23 MB

 

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