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2007-09-23 - The Work of At-ONE-Ment (Sunday-unedited)

Sun, 09/23/2007 - 10:30am — admin

64:22 minutes (14.74 MB) Neal T. Anderson, Intern Minister

The prayer in this service was adapted from a Yom Kippur by Michael Lerner

Freedom Is Not Free (Sunday-abridged)

Sun, 05/25/2008 - 10:30am — admin

21:35 minutes (4.95 MB) Neal T. Anderson, Intern Minister

We will be hosting the "Eyes Wide Open Ohio" exhibit reminding us of the human cost of the Iraq War. On this Memorial Day Sunday while honoring veterans, Intern Minister Neal Anderson will explore what this freedom, mentioned in the slogan “Freedom is Not Free,” might be and if it is worth the cost. The file that will play in your browser is the sermon only. If you would like to listen to the entire service, please download the attached file wsuuc-2008-05-28-full.mp3 (click the word attachment below)

The Ties That Bind (Sunday-sermon)

Sun, 06/15/2008 - 10:30am — admin
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20:17 minutes (9.29 MB) Neal T. Anderson, Intern Minister

This Sunday we will celebrate Flower Communion, a Bridging Ceremony for West Shore's high school seniors and our Intern Minister Neal Anderson's last Sunday in our pulpit. The sermon will explore the importance of religious community in our lives as we live through so many beginnings and endings. What is it that binds us to Unitarian Universalism, our congregation and each other?