UUCS Minister
Unless time travel is possible, now may be the only moment that has ever and ever will exist, but this doesn’t mean now isn’t impacted by our anxieties and dreams about the future, nor that our future isn’t impact by the choices we make now.
Services are held at 9:15 & 11:00 a.m. each Sunday. “Don’t just do something, stand there!” This turn of phrase gets at the heart of what this sermon is about—a reminder that sometimes the best thing to do is nothing, to rest, to be quiet, … read more.
Services are held at 9:15 & 11:00 a.m. each Sunday. During his first message of the new year, Rev. Eklof will consider what most impacted him while studying for, preparing, and contemplating the sermons he delivered last year.
This expanded story for all ages, written by Rev. Eklof, is a continuation of the classic Christmas story by Dr. Seuss. Just in time for the holidays, the Grinch is back with his brand new big heart to help defend Whoville from a Grinch invasion … read more.
During this service, members of the Greatness of a Time (GOAT) Collective will join Rev. Eklof in a service that explores how racism and white supremacy are barriers to self-fulfillment, and how the essence of being a loving society requires the removal of barriers.
John Lennon asked us to imagine a world without countries, religion, war, or possessions. For many, envisioning a world without these things is but a flight of fancy, if not altogether unimaginable. In this sermon we’ll give serious consideration to what it might look like.
I often refer to the Bible as the “Binder,” to convey that it’s really a collection of disjointed texts written, edited, and accumulated over hundreds of years. Yet there are a few commonalities in many of its writings, including an ancient and profound appreciation for … read more.
In honor of “Denomination Sunday,” this sermon will explore upon our faith’s unique history, expanding upon the slide show I’ve developed for our new member orientation. It’s an exciting and inspiring history of our origins and evolution that will encourage us to carry on in … read more.
Activism today often seems to have more to do with repressing ideas and speech, or else removing a few symbols of older offensive ideas, but not so much about toppling the institutions and systems that continue to cause inequality and oppression.
Most people want to do the right thing. It’s called having a conscience. But how can we know when we’re following our conscience, that inner voice that requires us to be considerate and thoughtful in all we do?
