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In this interactive sermon on Feb 16th, Kim Chambers leads us in exploring our values as we express them in our relationships.Read more

On Sunday, February 2, Megan Lednik takes a look at shame culture and asks how allowing ourselves to be vulnerable can transform the way we live, love, parent and lead.Read more

On November 17, Harmony member Dylan Posa explored various ways in which we grapple with concepts like “truth” and “knowledge” and what we do with what we learn.Read more

On Sunday, September 1, Harmony member Kim Chambers (they/them/theirs) examines how we use humor to cope, to teach, and to connect.Read more

At our Sunday service on February 17, 2019, Harmony UU member Jon King discusses how our relationships can be complicated, and can sometimes feel overwhelming. But a simple, flexible metaphor can help us to put some sense of order to the clutter.  The spaces where our relationships live are different for each of Read more

At our Sunday service on February 3, 2019, Harmony UU member Doren Cook and her husband Steve present some of the history, beliefs, and organization of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The church began in 19th century America with six people and now has approximately 16 million members worldwide. Read more

So, why would a guy looking at middle age want to drive 3,000 miles in barely a week, looping through a huge swath of the parts of the country that generally don’t make it into National Geographic, camping along the way, with only his 13-year-old son for company? Who knows? He sure didn’t until he […]Read more

This sermon, “Why Would a Practicing Catholic Attend UU Services Every Other Week?: Redux,” was originally delivered to the congregation of Harmony, a Unitarian Universalist Community, on May 21, 2017. It is published here with permission from the writer, with all rights reserved. By Jon King Good morning. I think Read more