Categories: Story for All Ages, Audio Sermon, Rev. Craig D. Schwalenberg
A Sermon from: December 30, 2007
By: Rev. Craig D. Schwalenberg
Ever wonder what it would be like to travel in time? Oh, what amazing things we might see. What wondrous changes would occur. Of course, it could be scary, too. You never know what you might find when you travel through time. - Craig
Copyright © 2007, Craig D. Schwalenberg
Size: 15 MB
Categories: Guest Speakers, Audio Sermon
A Sermon from: December 16, 2007
By: Rev. Michael Schuler
This sermon by The Rev. Michael Schuler, Senior Minister of the First Unitarian Society of Madison, reflects on the value of honest skepticism.
Copyright © 2007, Michael Schuler
Size: 13 MB
Categories: Beryl Aschenberg, Story for All Ages, Audio Sermon, Rev. Craig D. Schwalenberg
A Sermon from: December 9, 2007
By: Rev. Craig D. Schwalenberg
Including a story told by Beryl Aschenberg
Every once in a while, if fortunate, we experience something unexpected, indescribable, something transformative, something transcendent. Timeless … and yet, terribly, wonderfully brief. Moments of Bliss. They are worth holding on to, worth seeking, and worth sharing with each other.
Copyright © 2007, Craig D. Schwalenberg
Size: 18 MB
Categories: Music, Audio Sermon, Rev. Andrew C. Kennedy
A Sermon from: December 2, 2007
By: Rev. Andrew C. Kennedy
With a musical performance by Jack Forbes Wilson and Joseph Ketchum
About this sermon, Drew Kennedy says, Many of our favorite stories - whether novels or movies or video games or seasonal celebration stories - are, in an important sense, not true. They are myths, myths which evoke deep needs, hopes and aspirations. And, thus, while perhaps not true factually, they may be profoundly true in other ways. As one of my colleagues says, “Let us prepare a manger in our hearts for the season’s stories.”
Copyright © 2007, Andrew C. Kennedy
Size: 15MB
