Sermons are pdf documents.

• December 27, 2009: “Opening to the Unitary Universal Spirit” by Joan Nelson. As our strong-but-fragile planet cycles toward the light of a new year, we ground ourselves more deeply in the heart of existence.
  
  
• December 20th, 2009: “Christmas” by the Rev. Chip Wright. The historical tale of the Christian tradition is a fascinating journey with many interconnected threads all weaving into what we call Christmas.

• December 13, 2009: “Hanukkah” by the Rev. Chip Wright.
  Like Christmas, Hanukkah has a long and intertwined history. There is more to know than you think about this often neglected piece of ‘our’ Unitarian Universalist history .

• December 6, 2009: “Health Care as a Civil Right” by the Rev. Chip Wright. As we trudge through the political process around health care reform we should not lose sight of the bottom line: Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness take good health!

• November 8, 2009: “Turn the World Around ” by the Rev. Chip Wright.
  It is up to us. We can make a difference, if we can believe it is possible!
  

• October 25, 2009:  “Spiritual Intelligence:  What is it?  How do we get it?” by Joan Nelson, Lay speaker. The world is changing in ways that push us beyond our individual and collective IQs (Intelligence Quotients) and EQs (Emotional Quotients). Guided by the “spiritual intelligence” of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, and others, we can find a SQ (Spiritual Quotient) to evolve beyond the existential challenges that confront us all!
  

• October 18, 2009: “A Dream of World Community” by the Rev. Chip Wright There is a chance for us to actually succeed in growing a world community. What might that look like and what role can the United Nations play in that long and difficult task?
  

• September 27, 2009: “Yom Kippur ” by the Rev. Chip Wright. Tonight at sunset we will enter Yom Kippur, the closing of the High Holy Days and the Day of Atonement. This time is set aside to heal and then to open to new life. Let us celebrate together this gift of tomorrow, and bid goodbye to the grasp and tears of yesterday.
  

• September 20, 2009 “Rosh Hashanah” by the Rev. Chip Wright.
  Today marks the start of year 5770 of the Jewish calendar. It is the beginning of the Days of Awe or the High Holy Days. We will take a journey into this ritual time from a tradition that we Unitarian Universalists declare as one of our religious sources.
  

• September 13, 2009: “In Gathering” by the Rev. Chip Wright. In bringing the waters and symbols of our summer months to share on this first Sunday of the church year, we gather in celebration of our good fortunes. With a newly called minister and a pregnant future, we, the friends and members of UUCM, assemble to welcome a new time and new life to the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Marin. We will use the water and rocks to enhance our journey as we join together with old friends and our new minister in a ritual of welcome to this liberal religious home.