Social Justice Sunday – Rev. Walter Clark
UUFWC’s Social Action Committee talks about how our faith calls us to serve the greater good. Missed the service? Watch it here:
Speaker: Rev. Walter Clark
“Two Wolves” – Rev. Walter Clark
There is an old parable about the two wolves that live within us, one that is oriented toward the positive and one oriented toward the negative. The one we feed is the one that survives. How does what we pay attention to in life feed us and are we feeding the right wolf? Missed the … Continue reading “Two Wolves” – Rev. Walter Clark
“Not Over, Through” – Rev. Walter Clark
When we go through hard times in our lives, we often talk about “getting over it.” True growth and resilience comes from going through life’s difficulties, not around them. Missed the service? Watch it here:
“All You Need is Love” – Rev. Walter Clark
It seems like such a simple idea, that the world would be better with just a little more love, but what does living a truly impowering love look like? Missed the service? Watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpm3gKeWbG5xcsCGoHmcvKQ/live
“It’s All About the Love” – Rev. Walter Clark
On this Stewardship Sunday we talk about the role of community in tough times and this importance of leaning in. Missed the service? You can watch it here:
CANCELED DUE TO WEATHER ~ Random Acts of Resistance – Rev. Walter Clark
When we think of changing the world for the better, we often think of massive global change. However, these desired changes seem to be out of reach for any one of us. Can small acts of resistance on the person level truly have any impact in comparison.
Martin Luther King Jr. Sunday – Rev. Walter Clark
This Sunday we celebrate the legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by examining his Letter from Birmingham Jail and what it teaches us about resistance. Missed the service? Watch it here:
“I Can’t Believe I’m Still Protesting This” – Rev. Walter Clark
It seems that we are constantly fighting the same battles for our values over and over again. Why continue to fight that same losing battle? Missed the service? Watch it here:
“The Spiritual Practice of Resistance” – Rev. Walter Clark
A spiritual practice is a habit or routine that grounds us and keeps us connected to something larger than ourselves. How can resistance to injustice and tyranny be spiritual, and when does the practice ever end? Missed the service? Watch it here:
Carols and Stories – Rev. Walter Clark
We celebrate the gift of hope and possibility through the telling of the Christmas story and singing all of your favorite carols. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpm3gKeWbG5xcsCGoHmcvKQ/live