Unless one is entirely descended from indigenous people, one is either an immigrant or descends from immigrants. On this Sunday before St. Patrick’s Day, we remember the immigration journey is still challenging in our own time.
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One of the subjects that Unitarian Universalists rarely talk about is praying, yet some of us do pray. Prayer can mean many different things in our religious context.
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Sometimes we perceive disability as the condition of being unable to be or to do, but it really is about being different. What might spirituality tell us about being different?
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Most Unitarian Universalists don’t think much about angels, but they are with us.
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Science and religion are often considered to be polar opposites, but what does our open-minded faith tell us about truth?
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Democracy is an ideal so important to Unitarian Universalists that it is embodied in our principles, the affirmations we share as a religious movement. Yet, American democracy is deeply flawed by naïve assumptions and stifled by tradition.
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James Reeb, a Unitarian Universalist minister was murdered by white supremacists in Alabama. What can King’s eulogy for Reeb tell us about the struggles of our own times?
Due to technical difficulties, this sermon was rerecorded on January 22, 2026.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson believed that everyone is worshipping something or someone. Our spiritual journey is to discover who or what we worship and to examine its power.
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Our religious tradition grants autonomy to Unitarian Universalist congregations to govern themselves and to discern their own mission. This independence requires the congregation to support itself. We celebrate both our independence and the responsibility of our covenental relationship.
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A celebration with carols, stories, and memories.
We will be conducting this hybrid Sunday Service in person and online via Zoom.
You may join the service in person at our current location:
Lehigh Valley Active Life Center
1633 West Elm St., Allentown, PA 18102
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