Affordable 3D printed houses, intelligent computers, flying cars, and smart robots have arrived! In this sermon we’ll consider these technologies and others that are poised to transform our world for good.

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The early Greek philosophers were the first thinkers we know of who attempted to understand and explain the world in natural, rather than supernatural terms, Such thinking always meets resistance from those who prefer nonmaterial explanation, be they esoteric or ideological. In this sermon, we’ll … read more.

In this sermon I’ll discuss some of the insights gained from my recent trip to Chicago to attend the Heterodox Academy (HxA) 2024 semi-annual Conference. Heterodoxy is the opposite of orthodoxy. It reflects a mindset of openness to living, sharing, and learning in an environment … read more.

Please join our Religious Education director, Stephanie Gronholz and Rev. Eklof, along with our church’s children and families for this special service celebrating International Children’s Day. We’ll learn about kids from all around world who are or have done great things and hear from some … read more.

Jesus’s preached that we are all God’s children. Yet, over time, his message was coopted and corrupted to claim that he is God’s only son. This happens frequently in human societies, that which should obviously be considered good is turned into evil, and that that … read more.

Cult expert Steve Hassan defines a cult as any group that uses undue influence to control the minds of others—what they think, say, and do. In this sermon, we’ll consider whether the leadership at the UUA has, in recent years, crossed the line from being … read more.

Between 2023 and 2024 I had the privilege of being part of a group of Spokane’s faith leaders from a variety of religions. Although we had many differences, we came together to work on our common challenges around criminal justice and homelessness. In this sermon, … read more.

Many people wonder how Unitarianism can be called a religion since it doesn’t hold a common belief about God. Many Unitarians are themselves put off by the term “religion,” which is understandable given all its baggage (i.e., intolerance, magical thinking, authoritarianism, etc., etc.). In this … read more.

Injustice happens when we can’t see the humanity of others. We recognize our common humanity by looking into each other’s faces. Skirting our eyes away from those we disregard, whether in person or through the overuse of impersonal email and text messaging, makes it easy … read more.

Our historic church has faced many challenges throughout its 137-year history, including threats to its continuation and, today, to its very identity and legacy as a liberal institution. But liberalism’s values are the only values that have ever allowed human civilization to advance, even while … read more.