UUFairfax Sermons

The process of disremembering so-called “difficult knowledge" - history that makes some uncomfortable - started years ago and is now moving forward at breathtaking speed. As we observe the 200th anniversary of the Unitarian Association and the nation's recent 250th anniversary celebration, what do we need to remember as citizens and as Unitarian Universalists?

Buckminster Fuller said, "You never change anything by fighting it; you change things by making them obsolete ..." In his sermon, Rev. David Miller asks us to take up Fuller's challenge: "Instead of pouring our energy into demolition, we could pour it into building something so alive, so generous, so incredibly life-giving, that people don't need to be convinced into leaving the old model behind." Full sermon at uucf.org/sermons. Full service rebroadcasts Sun-Tue, 7pm, uucf.org/streaming.

Senior Minister Rev. David A. Miller answers questions from the congregation about being welcoming and sharing the healing message of Unitarian Universalism. Here's an answer to what it means to "put love at the center" of ministry and being a UU. Full service rebroadcasts Mon and Wed, 7pm, uucf.org/streaming.

In his sermon "The Work Is Never Finished," Rev. David Miller explores what it means to be part of the "Living Tradition" of Unitarian Universalism. He calls us to keep asking: Who's in the room? Who still needs to be? What work remains, and how can we share our gifts to do it together? Along the way, he offers a few things to release - and a few to embrace. Full sermon: uucf.org/sermons. Full service rebroadcasts: Sun-Tue, 7pm, uucf.org/streaming.