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8/13 Hive Mind

8/6 Where You Go, I Will Go

7/30 Your Life Potential

7/23 Where Science and Religion Meet: The Breath and Heartbeat of UUism

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7/9 Many Paths with Purpose

7/2 Happy Interdependence Day

6/25 Just This Is It

6/18 Bearing Witness, Taking Action

6/11 Taking Notice in Delight

The weekly sermon podcast for the Unitarian Universalist Church of Lexington, KY.

Unitarian Universalist Church of Lexington's Podcast

Barbara Kemp

Is There a Cure for Racism? - Guest Worship Leader Barbara Kemp

Brian Chenowith

Following a reading from A. Lamott, Rev. Brian Chenowith speaks on the importance of Being, in spite of obstacles to the journey or the nature of the journey itself. Support the show

Following a reading from A. Lamott, Rev. Brian Chenowith speaks on the importance of Being, in spite of obstacles to the journey or the nature of the journey itself. <a href="https://www.paypal.com/donate?token=Zh5nhyoXwlxT_QZP93diZXBXNnWhmvgKTR4TpCxfkONkK2we-7kchojEuHYqlf3xQYmQZpAxoIQou3FL" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Getting Here from There, Rev. Brian Chenowith

The Dream Continued - Rev. Brian Chenowith

Good without God - Rev. Brian Chenowith

The Lone, Wild Bird - Rev. Brian Chenowith

Esther Hurlburt

Following a reading from Black Elk, Esther describes a personal journey on Native People and the kinds of prejudice and racism they have suffered through at the hands of White people, even Unitarians. Support the show

Following a reading from Black Elk, Esther describes a personal journey on Native People and the kinds of prejudice and racism they have suffered through at the hands of White people, even Unitarians. <a href="https://www.paypal.com/donate?token=Zh5nhyoXwlxT_QZP93diZXBXNnWhmvgKTR4TpCxfkONkK2we-7kchojEuHYqlf3xQYmQZpAxoIQou3FL" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Racism on the Plains: My Need for the 8th Principle- Rev. Esther Hurlburt

Sally McCord

Community Hymn Sing - Music Director Sally McCord

Rev. Brian Chenowith discusses the legacy of Richard Allen, whose farmhouse still stands on the grounds of the Church. This legacy unfortunately also includes slavery, a topic which leads into the ideas of the still being formed 8th principle of Unitarian Universalism. Support the show

Rev. Brian Chenowith discusses the legacy of Richard Allen, whose farmhouse still stands on the grounds of the Church. This legacy unfortunately also includes slavery, a topic which leads into the ideas of the still being formed 8th principle of Unitarian Universalism. <a href="https://www.paypal.com/donate?token=Zh5nhyoXwlxT_QZP93diZXBXNnWhmvgKTR4TpCxfkONkK2we-7kchojEuHYqlf3xQYmQZpAxoIQou3FL" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

The 8th Principle, Rev. Brian Chenowith

After a poem from M. Oliver, Rev. Brian Chenowith shares a story of self affirmation within Glacier National Park, and speaks about paying attention to our surroundings. Support the show

After a poem from M. Oliver, Rev. Brian Chenowith shares a story of self affirmation within Glacier National Park, and speaks about paying attention to our surroundings. <a href="https://www.paypal.com/donate?token=Zh5nhyoXwlxT_QZP93diZXBXNnWhmvgKTR4TpCxfkONkK2we-7kchojEuHYqlf3xQYmQZpAxoIQou3FL" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

When God Is Gone, Everything Is Holy, Rev. Brian Chenowith

David Parks

The visiting preacher Rev. David Parks draws on his Zen background as a Roushi (Zen Teacher) to give meditation on Still Life with Two Sunflowers by Van Gogh, The Song of the Lark by Jules Breton and the koan story Chien is Separated from Her Soul. Support the show

The visiting preacher Rev. David Parks draws on his Zen background as a Roushi (Zen Teacher) to give meditation on Still Life with Two Sunflowers by Van Gogh, The Song of the Lark by Jules Breton and the koan story Chien is Separated from Her Soul. <a href="https://www.paypal.com/donate?token=Zh5nhyoXwlxT_QZP93diZXBXNnWhmvgKTR4TpCxfkONkK2we-7kchojEuHYqlf3xQYmQZpAxoIQou3FL" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Woven Together, a Seamless Fabric of Grace- Rev. David Parks

Awaken! A Story of Four Elements - Rev. Brian Chenowith

For this Stewardship Sunday and the opening of the stewardship season, Rev. Brian Chenowith speaks on the supporting environment we can provide within our church, and what it means to give monetarily and otherwise. There is also a reference to a new work of art in our Sanctuary, which features two large banners decorated with trees (and soon to be leaves). Support the show

For this Stewardship Sunday and the opening of the stewardship season, Rev. Brian Chenowith speaks on the supporting environment we can provide within our church, and what it means to give monetarily and otherwise.  There is also a reference to a new work of art in our Sanctuary, which features two large banners decorated with trees (and soon to be leaves). <a href="https://www.paypal.com/donate?token=Zh5nhyoXwlxT_QZP93diZXBXNnWhmvgKTR4TpCxfkONkK2we-7kchojEuHYqlf3xQYmQZpAxoIQou3FL" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

For This We Live

A meditation on the annual Water Communion Service and its traditions. Support the show

A meditation on the annual Water Communion Service and its traditions. <a href="https://www.paypal.com/donate?token=Zh5nhyoXwlxT_QZP93diZXBXNnWhmvgKTR4TpCxfkONkK2we-7kchojEuHYqlf3xQYmQZpAxoIQou3FL" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

"What the Water Knows" Water Communion Service

Qualitative researchers use a method called ethnography to learn about communities they are studying. Exciting topic, right? Well, our high school youth have been putting together an ethnography ... based on the bumper stickers on your cars! What would people learn about us if their only exposure was to our bumper stickers?Support the show

Qualitative researchers use a method called ethnography to learn about communities they are studying. Exciting topic, right? Well, our high school youth have been putting together an ethnography ... based on the bumper stickers on your cars! What would people learn about us if their only exposure was to our bumper stickers?<a href="https://www.paypal.com/donate?token=Zh5nhyoXwlxT_QZP93diZXBXNnWhmvgKTR4TpCxfkONkK2we-7kchojEuHYqlf3xQYmQZpAxoIQou3FL" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Fieldnotes from the Parking Lot - Rev. Brian Chenowith

In a short reflection from a carol laden service, Rev. Brian Chenowith reflects on the influence of Unitarian Universalists in the creation and spread of Christmas traditions we celebrate today.Support the show

In a short reflection from a carol laden service, Rev. Brian Chenowith reflects on the influence of Unitarian Universalists in the creation and spread of Christmas traditions we celebrate today.<a href="https://www.paypal.com/donate?token=Zh5nhyoXwlxT_QZP93diZXBXNnWhmvgKTR4TpCxfkONkK2we-7kchojEuHYqlf3xQYmQZpAxoIQou3FL" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Reflection on UU involvement in Carols and Christmas traditions- Rev. Brian Chenowith

Five Times A Day - Rev. Brian Chenowith

Diana Hultgren

Risking the Story - Rev. Diana Hultgren

The Work of the World - Rev. Brian Chenowith

Discussing race is difficult but necessary work for everyone, including Unitarian Universalists. Support the show

Discussing race is difficult but necessary work for everyone, including Unitarian Universalists. <a href="https://www.paypal.com/donate?token=Zh5nhyoXwlxT_QZP93diZXBXNnWhmvgKTR4TpCxfkONkK2we-7kchojEuHYqlf3xQYmQZpAxoIQou3FL" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Trust in the Dialogue: Conversations about Race - Rev. Brian Chenowith

What risks do we take by identifying as Unitarian Universalists? How are those risks more important today than ever before? Can we foster an ethic of courage to take more risks in claiming our principles and purposes?Support the show

What risks do we take by identifying as Unitarian Universalists? How are those risks more important today than ever before? Can we foster an ethic of courage to take more risks in claiming our principles and purposes?<a href="https://www.paypal.com/donate?token=Zh5nhyoXwlxT_QZP93diZXBXNnWhmvgKTR4TpCxfkONkK2we-7kchojEuHYqlf3xQYmQZpAxoIQou3FL" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

To Risk- Rev. Brian Chenowith

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