Almost August in one of the hottest summers on record and my nuclear family—an empty nesting couple and our three dogs—spends the long evenings inside our air conditioned bungalow, holed up with our other family of choice. On television Note of warning: The content of the next few minutes of this sermon may be [...]
Reading from Millennials and the Pop Culture, by William Strauss and Neil Howe with Pete Markiewicz. (pp. 77-78):
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READING – Erica Today’s reading comes from the book, Millennials and the Pop Culture, by William Strauss and Neil Howe with Pete Markiewicz. (pp. 77-78) Every generation contains all kinds of people. But each generation has a persona, with core traits. Not all members of that generation will share those traits, and many will [...]
Allow me to introduce you to Violet, Bobby and Pip. They are a family of three who live in a cozy home in Manhattan, located twelve stories above Washington Square Park near New York University. Violet and her partner Bobby have been together for a number of years. Pip is their first baby and [...]
It is my belief, more or less firmly held, that we Unitarians take democratic freedoms very seriously. After all, they are enshrined in our principles. That is why last year, as some of you might recall, I celebrated this high holyday of democracy by holding our country up to the mirror of its own [...]
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