Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Our Sunday Service: September 14th
Summary:
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.org
uuflint.org/worship/sermon-library
Our Sunday Service: September 14th
Summary:
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.org
uuflint.org/worship/sermon-library










