uucf's Podcast

Summer Minister Scott McNeill finds spirituality in the ups and downs of roller coasters.

Summer Minister Scott McNeill finds spirituality in asking for, and receiving help.

Rev. Mary Katherine Morn answers questions about Unitarian Universalism and our congregation.

Rev. Mary Katherine Morn concludes her sermon series on "Spiritual Health" exploring the important role of 'play' in our lives. We also say farewell to Rev. Welch.

Join our conversation with Rev. Mary Katherine Morn and guest minister from Puriang, India, Rev. Helpme M. Mohrmen.

Join Music Director Mark Vogel, along with the Chorale, Chamber Choir and Handbells for a special music service.

Join intern minister Scott McNeill as he encourages us to find ways to remember the ghosts of our pasts and keep their spirit alive in our world.

Join Rev. Mary Katherine Morn, intern minister Scott McNeill and congregants as they explore the meaning of 'family' in their lives.

Join Rev. Mary Katherine Morn in an exploration of 'memory.'

Rev. Mary Katherine Morn commemorates Earth Day with an examination of consumption in our lives.

Rev. Mary Katherine Morn delivers a sermon on the meaning of Easter.

Rev. Mary Katherine Morn and intern minister Scott McNeill explore imaginative thinking.

Rev. Mary Katherine Morn discusses communication in a new age.

Rev. Mary Katherine Morn discusses the beauty inspired by a certain "Waste Allocation Load Lifter Earth-Class" robot.

Join guest minister John Crestwell in an exploration of his journey toward becoming a Unitarian Universalist.

Rev. Mary Katherine Morn discusses our relationship with money. Visit www.uucf.org for more information.

Join Rev. Bill Welch discussing wholeness in our congregation and in ourselves. Visit www.uucf.org for more information.

Join UUCF youth for the annual Senior High service. Visit www.uucf.org for more information about us.

Rev. Mary Katherine Morn speaks on themes of love and relationships. Visit www.uucf.org for more information.

Join Rev. Mary Katherine Morn in an exploration of the influence of Charles Darwin. Visit www.uucf.org for more information.

Join Rev. Mary Katherine Morn, Kurt Jensen, Bob Tripp and interns from our FUUSE program in an exploration of "Faith." For more information visit www.uucf.org.

Join Rev. Mary Katherine Morn and Scott McNeill exploring the darkness of violence against women. For more information visit www.uucf.org.

Join Rev. Mary Katherine Morn in her annual 'State of the Congregation' sermon. For more information, visit www.uucf.org.

Join Rev. Mary Katherine Morn and Rev. Evan Keely as they discuss 'Reconciliation.' Visit www.uucf.org for more information about us.

Rev. Mary Katherine Morn, Susan Bennett and Natalie Fenimore explore the magic of Winter Solstice. For more information visit www.uucf.org.

Rev. Mary Katherine Morn discusses themes of war and peace. Visit www.uucf.org for more information.

Rev. Mary Katherine Morn speaks of 'hope.' Visit www.uucf.org for more information.

Rev. Bill Welch discusses diversity. Please visit us at www.uucf.org.

Join Intern Minister Scott McNeill. Please visit at www.uucf.org

Join Summer Minister Rev. Lisa Kemper.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org

Join Summer Minister Rev. Lisa Kemper.  Please join us at www.uucf.org

Join Summer Minister Rev. Lisa Kemper.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org

Join summer minister Reverend Lisa Kemper.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org

Join the UUCF Memoirs Group share their memories.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org

Join Reverend Mary Katherine Morn.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org

Join Music Director Mark Vogul and Rev. Mary Katherine Morn.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org  Picture by Kemsulli

Join Reverend Mary Katherine Morn.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org

Join Executive Director of the UUSC, Charlie Clements.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org

Join Lay Minister Kim Scudera.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org.  Picture by Edgar Brown

Join Reverend Mary Katherine Morn.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org  Picture by Oroboros

Join the 11:15 RE 6th Grade Class give their sermon.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org

Join Reverend Mary Katherine Morn.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org

Join Rev. Mary Katherine Morn, Rev Bill Welch and DRE Natalie Fenimore.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org

Join Reverend Mary Katherine Morn.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org

Join Rev. Michael McGee.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org

Join Rev. Mary Katherine Morn.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org Photo by  Cris Birch.

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Join all of the Ministers and staff at UUCF for Easter stories and celebrations.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org

Rev. Heather Janules. Please visit us at www.uucf.org  Photo by Edgar Brown.

Director of Religious Exploration, Natalie Fenimore. Please join us at www.uucf.org  Photo by Keith Sullivan.

Join Mary Katherine Morn on a steller sermon on the wisdom of our elderly. Please visit us at www.uucf.org Photo by Bob Tripp 

Join the UUCF High School Students as they deliver today's service. Photo by Cris Birch.   Please visit us at www.uucf.org

Join Rev Manish Mishra, Unitarian Universalist minister from Ft. Lauderdale, FL in an insightful sermon on experiencing God.  Please join us at www.uucf.org. 

Join Rev. Mary Katherine Morn.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org.  Picture by Bookqueen357.

Join Rev. Mary Katherine Morn.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org.  Picture by Kemsulli.

Join Rev. Mary Katherine Morn.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org. 

Join Rev. Mary Katherine Morn.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org.  Picture by Kemsulli.

Rev. Mary Katherine Morn.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org.  Picture by kemsulli

Join us for a special Christmas Eve Service.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org.  Picture by Keith Sullivan

Join Rev Mary Katherine Morn and music director Mark Vogel for a brilliant performance of Handel's Messiah.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org

Join Natalie Fenimore for a spiritual journey.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org Photo by Keith Sullivan

Rev. Mary Katherine Morn.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org

Rev. Mary Katherine Morn.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org

Rev. Bill Welch.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org

Rev. Mary Katherine Morn.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org

Rev. Mary Katherine Morn.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org.  Photo by Marilyn O'Connell

Join Rev. Mary Katherine Morn.  Please visit us at www.uucf.com

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The 10 days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur mark the Days of Awe, when practicing Jews repent and seek to reconcile with those they wronged. Mary Katherine Morn reflects on the lessons of these holidays and the larger meaning of forgiveness.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org

Join Rev. Mary Katherine Morn, Rev. Bill Welch, R.E. Minister Natalie Fenimore and the Lay Ministers in the annual In Gathering and Water Communion.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org

Join Intern Minister Shelley Page give a warm, touching sermon on Labor Day.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org

"Visitors to our congregation now have so much more  information about Unitarian Universalism and our congregation, thanks to resources on the internet. What does this mean for us in terms of how we should greet these newcomers? As we think about how to welcome newcomers, who are strangers to
us, how should this shape our thinking in how we engage all of the strangers we encounter in our lives?"

Mary Katherine Morn gives a humorous sermon on the history of beauty.  Please visit us at  www.uucf.com

Join Minister Lisa Kemper as she explains the importance of being a teaching congregation.  Please visit us at www.uucf.com

The third and final service in the sermon series explores the spiral, which represents the spiritual journey.  Summer Minister Lisa Kemper and Worship Associate Bob Johnson share poetry from around the globe to illuminate the universal experience of the journey.   Please visit us at www.uucf.org

Summer Minister Lisa Kemper explores the historical meaning and current significance of the flaming chalice, widely adopted in congregations across the country, and a recognizable symbol of Unitarian Universalism.  Let your light SHINE!!  Please visit us at www.uucf.org
 

 According to C.G. Jung, “What we call a symbol is a term, a name, or even a picture that may be familiar in daily life, yet that possesses specific connotations in addition to its conventional and obvious meaning.â€?  In the first of a three-sermon series on symbols, Summer Minister Lisa Kemper explores the meaning of the mandorla, which is the shape created when two circles intersect.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org

 In today’s world, full of difficult choices and wounds that need to be healed, how do we keep from getting discouraged? Summer Minister Lisa Kemper discusses the complexity of making ethical choices.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org

A team of worship associates lead a lay-led service which explores the meaning of liberal religion and how liberals experience transcendence without resort to the supernatural.

Join Mukit Hussein in an awakening sermon on the issues on being Muslim in America.  Join us at www.uucf.org

Rev. Mary Katherine Morn reminds us that we must slow down and "take the long way" so that we may recognize the preciousness of each moment of our lives.  Join here as she explores how to savor each moment amidst the ever increasing velocity of our times.  Visit us at www.uucf.org

Todays service was our farewell to Judy Harrison, our Music Director for the last 25 years.  Please listen to our choirs farewell program, Judy's farewell talk about music in our worship,  and Mary Katherine's farewell to Judy in this emotional service.   Please visit us at www.uucf.org

Join Rev Mary Katherine Morn for a Memorial Day Sermon to thank those who gave the ultimate sacrifice.  Visit us at www.uucf.org

Join Rev. Mary Katherine Morn as she explains how to live our faith.  "To live our faith, I believe we must do four things.  First:  affirm Life’s goodness; second: show up, pay attention, and participate; third: learn and grow; and fourth: share, serve and create."  Please visit us at www.uucf.com

Join the 11:15am Sixth Grade RE class give this compelling and captivating service.  You will truly enjoy hearing the wisdom and great stories shared by our 6th grade RE classes.  Visit us at www.uucf.org

Join the 9:15am Sixth Grade RE class give this compelling and captivating service.  You will truly enjoy hearing the wisdom and great stories shared by our 6th grade RE classes.  Visit us at www.uucf.org

Hear Rev. Michael Dowd, who calls himself an "evolutionary evangelist." His message is that the great story of the universe itself, and its billions of years of evolution, are expressions of the divine. It touches on many issues confronting us today, including "deep ecology," global warming, species protection, and the philosophical and ethical issues surrounding DNA and stem cell research.

Join Mary Katherine Morn and the entire congregation in celebrating all of the great, hard work by Religious Exploration Minister Natalie Fenimore and all of the RE teachers at UUCF.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org

Join Rev. Mary Katherine Morn for our annual Earth Day Service.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org

Join intern Minister Lisa Kemper in an inspiring sermon on the values of sharing a faith.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org

Join Mary Katherine Morn, Natalie Fenimore and Lisa Kemper for a spiritual Easter Sunday Sermon.  Please visit us at www.uucf.org

In The Spiritual Benefit of Imperfection our minister, Mary Katherine Morn, and intern Lisa Kemper, explore how imperfection is required to be fully human.  Without imperfection, we would never know the real meaning of love.

"We are not human beings having a spiritual experience, we are spiritual beings having a human experience."

Pierre Teilhard de Chardin

Join John Cunningham as he discusses the importance and value of giving.

Join Rev. Mary Katherine Morn and the UUCF choir in a one hour, music filled inspirational journey to your heart. 

In this service for Women's History Month, Mary Katherine speaks of
the importance of remembering (re-membering to be whole again) and
shares some stories of women whose lives inspire.

"Mary Katherine reviews her 18 month  tenure and gives her perspective on the values she has seen demonstrated  at UUCF. She also explores the values she believes are the most important for  a spiritual life, while giving members of the congregation the opportunity to  give feedback on the values most important to them."

Join the UUCF Senior High kids deliver today's service.  Come let the kids enlighten and humor you.

Mary Katherine tells us a story about visiting a sick friend at Mardi Gras and receiving a special gift.  Join Mary Katherine as she discusses how we might learn some lessons from the revelry and folly of Mardi Gras and the solemn piety of Ash Wednesday to live more full and meaningful lives.

"The roots of the Separation of Church and State as guaranteed in the First
Amendment to the U.S. Constitution are in our colonial and revolutionary
history and the religious foment that was so much a part of our settlement
and founding as a nation. While it is important to guard this separation, it
is also true that religion has a role in trying to bring about change to
correct the injustices in our way of life. We also need to remember that we
are religious nation and that some consider such documents as our
Declaration of Independence and Constitution to be the theological texts
that have influenced our active search for justice as a people."Join Rev. Bill Welch discuss the importance of the separation of church and state.

Join Mary Katherine Morn for the celebration of Tu B' Shevat, the Jewish New Year for Trees. 

Khalil Gibran writes that "joy is your sorrow unmasked." Intern
minister Lisa Kemper explores the link between these emotions, and the
forces in life that can make it difficult to appreciate either.

Join Lisa Kemper and Mary Katherine Morn in a compelling sermon about the gifts of Dr. Martin Luther King.  Visit us at www.uucf.org