Sermon Archive
A Call to the Heart, Mind, and Spirit from the Unitarian Universalist Church of Berkeley
Welcome to the UUCB Sermon Podcast!
We are sharing our weekly Sunday sermons from our Co-Ministers Barbara and Bill Hamilton-Holway, visiting ministers, seminarians, and lay people of our congregation.
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Audio Archives
- A Way, Some Truths and The Light - Nov 5, 2012
- Taking Love To The Polls - Oct 22, 2012
- Flow Like A River: No Forcing, No Holding Back - Oct 15, 2012
- Imagine Justice - Jul 1, 2012
- The Living Tradition - May 20, 2012
Sunday Worship
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May 2013
Stepping Stone One: Show Up. Your regular participation matters for you and for the community.
May Worship Services
May’s Theological Theme: Love
Worship Services at 9:00 and 11:00 a.m., through May 12
Worship Services at 10:00 a.m., May 19 through Sept. 1May 5 - My Heart is Singing Like a Bird
Music Sunday
Bryan Baker and Luminescence Choir, Michele Voilleque and the Youth and Children’s Choir with Family Minister Amy Moses-Lagos and Intern Minister Marcus LiefertMay 12 - The Mish-Mash Heart
Intern Minister Marcus Liefert and Family Minister Amy Moses-Lagos. Marcus shares his last sermon of his two year intern ministry.
May 19 - Love is the Spirit (Summer schedule begins today - one worship service at 10:00 a.m.)
New Member Welcome
Revs. Bill and Barbara Hamilton-HolwayCongregational Meeting at 11:15 a.m.
May 26 - Love Like An Ocean
Revs. Bill and Barbara Hamilton-Holway
Dedication of the River of Life mosaic with appreciation for Joan Swift.






