July 30th - In the Name of Love, - Co-minister, Jerry Kerr Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2026-09-21 | July 30th - In the Name of Love, - Co-minister, Jerry Kerr
UUs of Flint Beds Burning! Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-10-06 | Join us as we take on this crazy world with "love, reason and justice."
The Great Beyond: A Modern Update Co-minister, Jerry Kerr Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-10-06 | Our Sunday Service: October 12thSummary:Many of us bravely profess that we don’t think our personhood survives after we die. Perhaps that’s because we are fine with not meeting our Aunt Martha on that cloud in the sky!But be honest, most of us wouldn’t complain if scientists gave us juicy details on where our consciousness might go after our ashes are spread at that Cheboygan beach...when the park ranger isn’t looking. Join us this week as we explore the modern scientific battle to answer the eternal question...what’s next?For more info about Unitarian Universalism write to revlynn@uuflint.org or revjerry@uuflint.orguuflint.org/worship/sermon-library
Mission of Love Co-minister, Lynn Kerr Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-10-06 | Our Sunday Service: October 5thSummary:It will soon be Indigenous Peoples’ Day, and many will mourn the pain and unjust treatment suffered by America’s First Nations. And that sad story is informed by another one; the story of the Ottawa people of Michigan, and the 19th century Catholic Priest they revere to this day.Join us as we take a trip to an historic mission on Lake Michigan’s Little Traverse Bay, where two cultures clashed, and sometimes came together.For more info about Unitarian Universalism write to revlynn@uuflint.org or revjerry@uuflint.orguuflint.org/worship/sermon-library
Pirates of the YouTube: The UUCF Co-minister, Rev. Jerry Kerr Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-09-22 | Our Sunday Service: September 21stSummary:In the midst of the Covid pandemic, it seemed like a good idea to start our own YouTube channel! The naysayers were few and kept their Indiana Jones impressions to themselves (“I’ve gotta bad feeling about this”).Join us this week and consider how the simple act of “going YouTube” made the UUCF a crew of counterculture messengers on the vast, internet ocean.Sometimes the world needs a good pirate, but what should our message be?For more info about Unitarian Universalism write to revlynn@uuflint.org or revjerry@uuflint.orguuflint.org/worship/sermon-library
Shedding Our Skins Co-minister Lynn Kerr Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-09-15 | Our Sunday Service: September 14thSummary:We might think the ability to shed one’s skin is only for caterpillars and snakes, but people do it too. Our skin’s surface, the largest of all of our organs, sheds thousands of cells per minute.But wouldn’t it be nice if we could just wriggle out of our entire skins of old habits and roles when we feel ready for a change?Let’s give it a try in 2025, the Chinese Year of the Snake that symbolizes transformation. It’s always good to shed the old and embrace opportunities for growth, even if you don’t like snakes.For more info about Unitarian Universalism write to revlynn@uuflint.org or revjerry@uuflint.orguuflint.org/worship/sermon-library
Progressive Spirituality for Our Troubled Times! Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-09-10 | Millions of Americans now want a church that honors new understandings of what religion can be. We hope you can join us.
Weve Been Expecting You! Co-ministers Lynn & Jerry Kerr Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-09-08 | Our Sunday Service: August 31stSummary:-Ingathering & Water Communion Service-Please bring a small amount of water if you likeIt’s no shame to admit it. We are a herd, a flock, a pod of people gathering together to feed on our favorite ideas about living and life.Those who are curious about the stuff upon which we munch, are always welcome to come give it a try! (It’s rather chewy...but nutritious)!This Sunday is our yearly ingathering service when we perform our water ceremony and gain strength from other members of the pack.If you like, bring a small amount of water from home to pour into the (symbolic) watering hole.For more info about Unitarian Universalism write to revlynn@uuflint.org or revjerry@uuflint.orguuflint.org/worship/sermon-library
Processing Patriotism as a Progressive Delma Jackson III Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-09-01 | Our Sunday Service: August 31stSummary:One of the greatest tools for sustaining community is loving accountability. It is the willingness and ability to speak truth to power, stand firm in our convictions, and ask others to join us in that space–especially when it’s uncomfortable.We are again living in an American moment where many communities have framed blind obedience to a would-be dictator as “loyalty” and white supremacist-patriarchy as natural and inevitable. This is not the first time nor will it be the last.James Baldwin notes that while “everything that is faced can’t be changed, nothing can be changed until it is faced.” Once again, progressives have an opportunity to wrest the national conversation away from those who’d see this country remain an oversized Mar-a-Lago by reminding ourselves and each other that greatness is achieved by support, critique, and growth.While progressives have a long history of pushing America to be closer to its highest self, there’s always more space for growth, strategy, and love.For more info about Unitarian Universalism write to revlynn@uuflint.org or revjerry@uuflint.orguuflint.org/worship/sermon-library
The Making of Trumpenstein! Co-minister, Jerry Kerr Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-08-25 | Our Sunday Service: August 24thSummary:He seems invincible. Lurching around the country, ripping people’s arms off as he rages with unintelligible speech....Magaaa! You’ve tried defeating him by supporting good causes, writing letters to the town magistrate, and marching with a pitchfork in an angry social media mob. But nothing phases him. All you’ve accomplished while protesting is accidentally poking a friend with your pitchfork! Where did he come from and how will you stop him? Join us this week as we finally get serious in our search for his foolish maker, and the key to stopping his terrible creation. Please check your pitchfork at the door. For more info about Unitarian Universalism write to revlynn@uuflint.org or revjerry@uuflint.orguuflint.org/worship/sermon-library
In Pursuit of Perfect Mediocrity Co-minister, Lynn Kerr Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-08-18 | Our Sunday Service: August 17thSummary:Chances are you have never been praised for mediocrity. (Nice C+ honey!) Although we are told our mediocre accomplishments are “character-building,” very few of us actually aim for mediocrity.Most of us are constantly striving for perfection, fame, fortune, or even a gold medal, and are unhappy if we don’t get it. But what if we find that a lower bar is “good enough” and we are actually happier?Join us for at least a mediocre sermon that will do just fine!For more info about Unitarian Universalism write to revlynn@uuflint.org or revjerry@uuflint.orguuflint.org/worship/sermon-library
The Art of Remembering Co-minister, Jerry Kerr Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-08-11 | Our Sunday Service: August 10thSummary:Memories...every one of us has millions of them. Good memories, bad memories, and repressed memories...vivid memories, faded memories, and even false memories. And of course, there are your partner’s precise memories of every dumb thing you ever did! So, do we have memories, or do they have us? (Just try escaping a bad one). Join us this Sunday as we practice the art of living in the past...in just the right way. For more info about Unitarian Universalism write to revlynn@uuflint.org or revjerry@uuflint.orguuflint.org/worship/sermon-library
Stalking the Rare, Blue-Footed, Red-Crested, Purple-Tailed Perfect Minister Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-08-04 | Co-ministers, Lynn & Jerry KerrOur Sunday Service: August 3rdSummary:It has always been a strange business, the work of choosing a preacher, priest, or medicine man. In the beginning, if a member of the tribe got struck by lightning and survived, they would do nicely!The process has changed some, but it is still hard work for everyone.Join us as Jerry and Lynn explore the wisdom and sense of humor needed to stalk the elusive “perfect minister!”For more info about Unitarian Universalism write to revlynn@uuflint.org or revjerry@uuflint.orguuflint.org/worship/sermon-library
The Power of Poetry Lisa Sarno Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-07-28 | Our Sunday Service: July 27thSummary:Come join us in community building through self-expression.We will use the power of poetry, along with the brave and riotous action of self-identification, to connect with each other in the “awesome and difficult work of love”.If you have a poem that has moved you due to the death and graduality of life and you want to be part of this service, please bring it this Sunday!Come prepared to reflect and be amazed by the power of the US!For more info about Unitarian Universalism write to revlynn@uuflint.org or revjerry@uuflint.orguuflint.org/worship/sermon-library
ABCs of ESOTERIC BELIEFS: from ALCHEMY to GNOSTICISM to ROSICRUCIANS Rev. Leonetta Bugleisi Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-07-21 | Our Sunday Service: July 20thSummary:Rev. Leonetta brings us some spiritual food for thought and soul as she delves into some esoteric beliefs systems. The Unitarian Transcendentalists used ancient knowledge of the Gnostics. Jesus is said to have spent time travelling with the Gnostics as well. While most Unitarian Universalists give little credence to these systems, some have 'privately' studied and practiced in the occult sometime in their faith journey. Come to revisit what we can learn from these ancient teachings.For more info about Unitarian Universalism write to revlynn@uuflint.org or revjerry@uuflint.orguuflint.org/worship/sermon-library
Michigan Marriage Equality (MME) Ballot Initiative Evan Karr Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-07-14 | Our Sunday Service: July 13thSummary:MME is a grassroots, citizen-led initiative that intends to repeal the 2004 Same-Sex marriage ban in Michigan’s constitution, and replace it with an amendment that would safeguard same-sex marriage in the event Obergefell is overturned. This issue is dear to many UUs since our first principal is the respect and dignity of all persons!For more info about Unitarian Universalism write to revlynn@uuflint.org or revjerry@uuflint.orguuflint.org/worship/sermon-library
Sunday Morning Worship UUA General Assembly Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-07-07 | Our Sunday Service: July 6thSummary:Embrace the electrifying spirit of the year's largest UU gathering, where we come together in unity for an awe-inspiring Sunday worship celebration like no other! It's a vibrant, communal worship experience that promises to uplift your soul and ignite your passion. And here's the thrilling part – everyone is invited to be a part of this event through a live stream accessible to the public. Don't miss out on this extraordinary gathering of hearts and minds!For more info about Unitarian Universalism write to revlynn@uuflint.org or revjerry@uuflint.orguuflint.org/worship/sermon-library
How Religion Influences Politics Rep. Jasper Martus Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-06-30 | Our Sunday Service: June 29thSummary:Since the beginning of time there have been two things: religion and politics. Come and listen to how they interact and how our beliefs influence our religion and vice versa. For more info about Unitarian Universalism write to revlynn@uuflint.org or revjerry@uuflint.orguuflint.org/worship/sermon-library
Summer Solstice, Sunscreen, and Rational Spiritual Strength Needed! Rev. Leonetta Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-06-23 | Our Sunday Service: June 22ndSummary:Rev. Leonetta returns with a message and suggestions for surviving the heat of summer brought about by political powers that seem beyond our control. Kenneth Patton, Unitarian Universalist minister suggests that some behaviors are impermissible. Buddhist Mindfulness teachings refer to some behaviors as non-negotiable. Rev. Leonetta brings to us re-affirmations needed as individuals and community to meet the challenges of this particular time.Rev. Patton stated that “impermissibles are those acts we will not perform for any reason. Civilization is the discipline of inhibitions, the accumulation of impermissibles.WHAT WE MAY NOT DO FRAMES WHAT WE MAY DO. The permissibles have no outline without a circumference of impermissibles.”Come and review where you draw your line for impermissibles & non-negotiables.For more info about Unitarian Universalism write to revlynn@uuflint.org or revjerry@uuflint.orguuflint.org/worship/sermon-library
JuneTeenth Co-minister, Lynn Kerr & The UUCF Readers’ Troupe Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-06-16 | Our Sunday Service: June 15thSummary:Wherever and whenever people win their freedom, the human heart leaps for joy!Join us this week as our troupe of readers recount and honor the story of Black Americans learning they had won their freedom.The story, and the new holy day of June 19th have lessons for all of us.For more info about Unitarian Universalism write to revlynn@uuflint.org or revjerry@uuflint.orguuflint.org/worship/sermon-library
Pay Day for the Volunteers! Co-minister, Jerry Kerr Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-06-09 | Our Sunday Service: June 8thSummary:Any dictionary will tell you that “volunteers” work for free, but that isn’t true. Most volunteers work for what they believe is a “good cause” and consider themselves well-paid when that good cause makes the world better. Thanking such people is simply giving them a nice tip!Join us this week as we honor our volunteers who get paid every time we proclaim our message of love, justice and reason.Next pay date: Sunday, June 8th at 10:30 AM.For more info about Unitarian Universalism write to revlynn@uuflint.org or revjerry@uuflint.orguuflint.org/worship/sermon-library
Chicken: Not Just for Dinner Co-minister, Lynn Kerr Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-06-02 | Our Sunday Service: June 1stSummary:They poop everywhere and wake us up too early in the morning! Some people love them beyond all reason, and others can’t figure out why. Yes, chickens have always been around farmyards, but now they have pecked their way into urban backyards. So, you might ask, “Is this service all about loving chickens?” Yes, but it’s also about our amazing human ability to love even the craziest creatures of this world… including chickens! What does this say about us? Bring your chicken hat and learn.For more info about Unitarian Universalism write to revlynn@uuflint.org or revjerry@uuflint.orguuflint.org/worship/sermon-library
War, What is it Good For? With Guest Speaker, Malcolm Cottle Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-05-26 | Our Sunday Service: May 25thSummary:Come join us on May 25, Memorial Day, to honor those who have served and to explore some of the questions surrounding war. Is there ever a justified war? What exactly is war? There’s war between the sexes, war between classes, racial war—so many questions. Come hear Malcolm Cottle, curator at the Sloan Museum, discuss Flint's involvement in wars over time.Join us to add your voice to our search for answers, and enjoy the music of Jennifer Howard and Dan Gerics.For more info about Unitarian Universalism write to revlynn@uuflint.org or revjerry@uuflint.orguuflint.org/worship/sermon-library
No program here, but find a link here for our PDF sermon library! Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-05-18 | Just use the link below to read the sermon online complete with the slides we show during the service.uuflint.org/worship/sermon-library
May 11th - We Are the Wonders of This World (& Flower Communion) Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-05-13 | Co-minister, Lynn KerrSummary:Whether you are a mother or a father, or neither, as a human being you are still one of the true wonders of the world.Regardless of our many faults, we share in the beauty of the natural world because we are part of it!Come celebrate Mother’s Day and participate in the Unitarian Universalist tradition of the Flower Communion, as we consider again the wisdom of the Earth’s beauty.Please bring a flower (from your garden, from the wild, or a flowering branch) to exchange in our service.Sunday Service of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flintuuflint.org/#Watch
Here on Mothers Day - Flower Communion and Mothers Day celebration at the UU Church of Flint! Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-05-12 | Sunday Service of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flintuuflint.org/#Watch
Please go to our Videos to view this service. Thanks! Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-05-11 | Co-minister, Lynn KerrWhether you are a mother or a father, or neither, as a human being you are still one of the true wonders of the world.Regardless of our many faults, we share in the beauty of the natural world because we are part of it!Come celebrate Mother’s Day and participate in the Unitarian Universalist tradition of the Flower Communion, as we consider again the wisdom of the Earth's beauty.Please bring a flower (from your garden, from the wild, or a flowering branch) to exchange in our service.Sunday Service of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flintuuflint.org/#Watch
May 4th - UU Values in Social Work: Being of Service During Trying Times Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-05-06 | Ethan Milner“Our tradition is brimming with stories of countless people of all cultural backgrounds who have given generously of themselves in service to others in large and small ways.” These words [slightly modified] are from the website of the Unitarian Universalist Association, discussing shared values of those whose lives have involved service to humanity. In the May 4th church service, Social Worker Ethan Milner will show us from firsthand experience how so many people (whether they are UUs or not) can be outstanding exemplars of how to live by the values we cherish. One such example is Jane Addams, an American pioneer in Social Work, who founded Hull House in 1889 to serve struggling families in Chicago. Although Addams was born into a well-to-do family in Illinois, she experienced her own hardships in life, losing her mother and four siblings in her youth, as well as enduring significant medical issues. In Addams’ work we can see the primary Unitarian Universalist values of Interdependence, Justice, and Equity reflected in her mission to serve not only individuals, but to challenge larger systemic inequalities. These ideas have helped to shape and guide the work of Ethan Milner, who will share insights from the two-and-a-half decades of his career in the helping professions.Sunday Service of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flintuuflint.org/#Watch
May 4th - go to Videos to see a problem-free version of this service. Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-05-04 | Ethan Milner“Our tradition is brimming with stories of countless people of all cultural backgrounds who have given generously of themselves in service to others in large and small ways.” These words [slightly modified] are from the website of the Unitarian Universalist Association, discussing shared values of those whose lives have involved service to humanity. In the May 4th church service, Social Worker Ethan Milner will show us from firsthand experience how so many people (whether they are UUs or not) can be outstanding exemplars of how to live by the values we cherish. One such example is Jane Addams, an American pioneer in Social Work, who founded Hull House in 1889 to serve struggling families in Chicago. Although Addams was born into a well-to-do family in Illinois, she experienced her own hardships in life, losing her mother and four siblings in her youth, as well as enduring significant medical issues. In Addams’ work we can see the primary Unitarian Universalist values of Interdependence, Justice, and Equity reflected in her mission to serve not only individuals, but to challenge larger systemic inequalities. These ideas have helped to shape and guide the work of Ethan Milner, who will share insights from the two-and-a-half decades of his career in the helping professions.Sunday Service of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flintuuflint.org/#Watch
April 27th - Practicing the Art of Optimism When the World is Going to Hell Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-04-28 | Co-minister, Jerry KerrIt’s a funny thing, scientists tell us that being optimistic makes you live longer and happier.But wait! We live in a world that makes fun of optimistic people; no wonder we are so bad at it. Join us this week as we practice the ancient spirituality of non-foolish optimism.CAUTION: Being optimistic about optimism may be addictive and make you live longer.Sunday Service of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flintuuflint.org/#Watch
April 20th - In Need of Easter Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-04-21 | Revs. Jerry & Lynn KerrAre you in need of revival because the world has got you down, and because it really sucks?Join us as we explore and celebrate the eternal and healing holy day of Easter.Sunday Service of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flintuuflint.org/#Watch
April 13th - Picture This! Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-04-14 | Co-minister, Lynn KerrCrosses, stars, flaming bowls of oil, flowers with named petals and even flying pigs...every religion tries to capture itself in just one symbol. But before you get your favorite symbol tattooed onto your ankle you might ask...what does it really mean? Join us this "Palm" Sunday, as we explore why we love to express ourselves with symbols.Sunday Service of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flintuuflint.org/#Watch
Tales & Tunes / April 11th @ 6:00 PM Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-04-12 | It starts at 6:00 PM! We have many awesome items for auction and have scheduled some great storytellers along with Pia Brodin Williams' musical performances.Sorry, we don't have a way you can bid on items if you are watching our stream, but we hope you will enjoy the Tales & Tunes.Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flintuuflint.org/#Watch
Forgive us Canada! Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-04-08 | Join us at 10:30 every Sunday as we plan our non-violent, active response to our government's irrationality!Sunday Service of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flintuuflint.org/#Watch
April 6th - Toward a Culture of Peace Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-04-07 | Jim ScottJim presents songs and reflections on peace and non-violence as a spiritual value. In this culture of lies, the hopes for greater peace seem more distant than ever. Jim presents a strategy to respond to lies and holding our truth.Then, Jim offers three points: considering our privilege, healing our own wounds, and the reclaiming of our creative voices to nurture a culture of peace. Sunday Service of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flintuuflint.org/#Watch
Our Apologies: This program has lots of technical glitches! Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-03-30 | March 30th: "Ministers? We Don't Need No Stinking Ministers!" - - Co-minister, Jerry KerrSummary:The world no longer needs streetlamp lighters, telephone switchboard operators, or Prussian coffee sniffers (ask me later).And now, some say the work of the minister should be added to this long list of antique professions. Sadly enough, it is no wonder some people feel that way.While plenty of priests, pastors and preachers get praised, other get tarred and feathered!Join us this Sunday as we explore the fascinating history and tenuous future of the people behind the pulpit.Disclaimer: The minister delivering this message definitely has a vested interest in the conclusions drawn from it!Sunday Service of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flintuuflint.org/#Watch
March 23rd: What Will You Save? Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-03-24 | Co-minister, Lynn KerrSummary:If there were a fire in your home...what one thing would you save (besides the people and animals, of course)?Psychologists often ask this question to learn what possessions people value most and what that says about human beings, who often keep things they don't need!Join us this Sunday as we meditate on the science and art of letting go of material possessions and discovering what is truly important in our lives.Our service is designed to help you lighten your soul and declutter your home.Sunday Service of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flintuuflint.org/#Watch
March 16th: An Individualist and a Collectivist Walk Into a Bar and... Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-03-17 | Co-minister, Jerry KerrSummary:“Whose side are you on anyway?!” Sound familiar?Humans love to take sides, even when we don’t need to! The latest argument is about which is better: individualism (I Did it My Way!), or collectivism (The Greater Good!). This unnecessary battle produces plenty of heat, and humor too.Join us as we try to defuse America’s latest false conundrum and laugh at our human race at the same time. Please note: We hope you attend this group meeting, even if you do it just for yourself!Sunday Service of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flintuuflint.org/#Watch
March 9th: Manifesting Joy Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-03-10 | Rev. Angelica L.Summary:Do you have a vision of what you want to see in this world? Does it feel like your world has been tilted upside-down? Do you want to learn how to apply the ancient wisdom of the essenes and alchemy to manifest the life of your dreams? If you answered any of these with yes, then you are going to want to come hear Rev. Angelica L. Roth, M.P. Her services are always inspiring! Rev. Roth will also be bringing singing bowls to play music for us during the service. Love & Light, Angelica Sunday Service of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flintuuflint.org/#Watch
Native Wisdoms for a Nation in Need - Sept. 27th Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-03-03 | Sunday Service of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flintuuflint.org/#Watch
March 2nd: Rooted in Love, Justice, and Reason Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-03-03 | Co-minister, Lynn KerrSummary:We can learn a lot about how to live from the serviceberry and the birds that depend upon them and other plants and animals too of course! And we have a lot to learn!We live in a world where scarcity, greed, and injustice are all too common. As we kick-off our annual pledge campaign, we will examine how we can re-orient our lives around abundance and mutual giving looking to nature as an example.The lessons we learn from plants and animals can illustrate how humans can better live the values that we hold dear; those rooted in love, justice, and reason. Sunday Service of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flintuuflint.org/#Watch
February 23rd: Gettin on the Soul Train Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-02-23 | Leonetta BugleisiSummary:Rev. Leonetta returns to our pulpit to weave thoughts about how and why some music speaks to our soul. Early in 1900’s Dr. MacDougall conducted a study on the weight of our soul (21 grams).Unitarian Universalists wrestle with the concept of soul. Our message will help us deepen strength and perseverance needed for these challenging days. Sunday Service of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flintuuflint.org/#Watch
UU Congregation of Flint - Guitar Playing, Social Action, and Progressive Theology Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-02-11 | Please watch to end and learn how you can keep Black History Month in Genesee County.
February 9th: Love is...Complicated Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-02-09 | Co-minister, Lynn KerrSummary:From passion between lovers, to compassion for our fellow human beings, people experience love of many kinds in a lifetime. Join us Sunday for stories of people trying, failing, and succeeding in the difficult work of love, and also plenty of “love” ballads reminding us that love is pretty complicated, but not impossible. Sunday Service of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flintuuflint.org/#Watch
February 2nd: The Lesson of Alexei Navalny Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-02-03 | Co-minister, Jerry KerrSummary:Putin tried to kill him with poison, but Alexei Navalny recovered and dared to return to Russia, to fight the corrupt government.He was immediately imprisoned and became known as the “happy prisoner.” Navalny died after 3 years of cruel treatment, but not before he earned the love and admiration of millions of people.His life is a lesson for anyone who believes we must all fight for justice, even in the face of enormous odds.Join us as we seek to understand his amazing faith and courage. Sunday Service of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flintuuflint.org/#Watch
January 26th: Classic...Not Old Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-01-27 | Co-minister, Lynn KerrSummary:Vintage items are making a comeback, and that includes humans!For centuries, people have been told to fear getting old, but aging today looks and feels a lot different than it ever has.This Sunday we will honor the age and sage in all of us and learn to love the new challenges before us! Sunday Service of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flintuuflint.org/#Watch
MLK: Americas Gandhi / Honored at the UU Congregation of Flint Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-01-21 | Sunday Service of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flintuuflint.org/#Watch
January 19th: The Way of MLK Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-01-20 | Co-minister, Jerry KerrSummary:When a world-changing hero dies, people immediately want to inherit their ideas, quote them, and use them for their own purposes. But we often-fallible human beings frequently get the saviors’ message wrong! That’s what happened to Jesus of Nazareth, and now it is happening to Martin Luther King Jr. On this celebration of MLK day, let us consider the distinctive, powerful way he brought civil rights to Black Americans, and pray we can own it again. The need for his wisdom has not diminished. Sunday Service of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flintuuflint.org/#Watch
January 12th: Building Bridges: A Morning with Sheriff Chris Swanson Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-01-13 | Sheriff SwansonSummary:Sheriff Swanson, known for his leadership and dedication to community engagement, will speak on themes of unity, collaboration, and fostering stronger communities.This special event will include a keynote address, a brief Q&A session, and a coffee hour to connect with him and fellow attendees.Don’t miss this inspiring morning of conversation and connection. Sunday Service of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flintuuflint.org/#Watch
UU Flint Welcomes Rev. Todd Womack & The Underground Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flint 2025-01-06 | Music from "The Underground" - Sunday Service of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Flintuuflint.org/#Watch
