Speaker: Rev. Walter Clark

The Rebel Jesus

It has been said, “When asking what would Jesus do, remember that flipping tables is an option.” Overthe years, the image of Jesus of Nazareth as someone who fought against oppression has beendiminished. This Easter Sunday we talk about Jesus as an agent of change and resistance. Missed the service? Watch it here:  https://youtu.be/6M5Yik8UFrU

Choose Your Own Adventure

In the 1980’s Choose your own Adventure books allowed you to dictateyour own story. The delightful part was that if you made a bad choice you still had an opportunity to goback and try again. For this exploratory worship, we will embody the choose your adventure ethic in oursanctuary. Missed the Service? Watch it here:  https://youtu.be/5IfGFJ2L2GE

Love is the Center of Our Faith

Love has always been at the center of our faith. In this exploratory service, we will explore the love we have received as a heritage from our faith ancestors and consider how this love is manifest today in modern Unitarian Universalism. Missed the Service? Watch it here:  https://youtu.be/67oDjznN80Q

Living Our Values Everywhere

 Please join us as we explore how we live our UU values within and outside of the Fellowship.  What activities are UU members and friends involved in now?  Bring your ideas on how the UUFWC could be more involved our community! Missed the service? Watch it here:  https://youtu.be/USKW-F5k1YM

A Love that Liberates

Love is a word that gets thrown around a lot in February, often in a saccharine-sweet context, but in herbook Emergent Strategy, Adrienne Marie Brown posits that “perhaps humans’ core function is love.”What would the world look like if we approached Love with that perspective? Missed the Service? Watch it here: https://youtu.be/yVnkQ-id1rI

Values, Principles and Article II

The UUA is currently in the process of re-examining article II of the UUA by-laws. This section of our by-laws contains our purposes, values, covenant and inspiration. It is in a very real sense the faithstatement of Unitarian Universalism. What do these proposed changes mean to our faith? Missed the Service? Watch it here:  https://youtu.be/q4ZIZRYWo44

Dangerous Unselfishness

In the Rev. Dr. martin Luther King Jr.’s last sermon, I’ve Been to the Mountain Top, he re-examines theparable of the Good Samaritan to talk about the perils and the need for racial justice work from allcitizens. Rev. Walter speaks to how that message is still needed today. Missed the service? Watch it here: https://youtu.be/ncUMHkxdowM

What’s in a Chalice?

In this exploratory service, we dive deep into the symbolism of the chalice with an opportunity to makeyour own. All ages are welcome! Missed the service? Watch it here:  https://youtu.be/1LqYugfpSck