http://web.me.com/psoin/UUCA/UUCA-Podcast/UUCA-Podcast.html 333 Dubois Road <br/>Annapolis, Maryland 21401 <br/>Office: 410-266-8044<br/> iWeb 3.0 http://web.me.com/psoin/UUCA/UUCA-Podcast/UUCA-Podcast_files/sj2.jpg http://web.me.com/psoin/UUCA/UUCA-Podcast/UUCA-Podcast.html 60 no UUCA UUCA 333 Dubois Road Annapolis, Maryland 21401 Office: 410-266-8044 333 Dubois Road Annapolis, Maryland 21401 Office: 410-266-8044 http://web.me.com/psoin/UUCA/UUCA-Podcast/rss.xml Unitarian Universalist Church of Annapolis (UUCA) en http://web.me.com/psoin/UUCA/UUCA-Podcast/Entries/2009/1/18_%E2%80%9CPresident-Elect_Obama_and_%28U%29Us%E2%80%9D_by_Rev._Fred_Muir_2.html 20e961e7-6ddd-4d20-b925-3a84f7717c7d Sun, 18 Jan 2009 09:00:42 -0500 Monday is King Day; Tuesday is the Inauguration.  Today we’ll reflect on the messages of promise as articulated by Dr. King and President-elect Obama. no UUCA 00:32:24 Monday is King Day; Tuesday is the Inauguration.  Today we’ll reflect on the messages of promise as articulated by Dr. King and President-elect Obama. Monday is King Day; Tuesday is the Inauguration.  Today we’ll reflect on the messages of promise as articulated by Dr. King and President-elect Obama. http://web.me.com/psoin/UUCA/UUCA-Podcast/Entries/2009/1/4_%E2%80%9CInauguration_Sunday%3A_The_Politics_of_Promise%E2%80%9D_by_Rev._Fred_Muir_2.html a0b07f66-64bf-4bb5-89e9-da698a03fd3c Sun, 4 Jan 2009 09:00:37 -0500 On this first Sunday 0f 2009, let's take a deep breath, get out from under the &quot;tyranny of immediacy&quot; and take a look at your New Year. We'll let Gary Pausch, author of the best-selling book &quot;The Last Lecture&quot; and a Unitarian Universalist (First Unitarian in Pittsburgh) lead the way. no UUCA 00:34:17 On this first Sunday 0f 2009, let's take a deep breath, get out from under the "tyranny of immediacy" and take a look at your New Year. We'll let Gary Pausch, author of the best-selling book "The Last Lecture" and a Unitarian Universalist (First Unitar On this first Sunday 0f 2009, let's take a deep breath, get out from under the "tyranny of immediacy" and take a look at your New Year. We'll let Gary Pausch, author of the best-selling book "The Last Lecture" and a Unitarian Universalist (First Unitarian in Pittsburgh) lead the way. http://web.me.com/psoin/UUCA/UUCA-Podcast/Entries/2008/12/7_%22A_Journey_Worth_Taking%22_by_Rev._Sofia_Betancourt.html bb039e46-2db8-4a71-95fb-bcca20378d6e Sun, 7 Dec 2008 09:00:08 -0500 no UUCA 00:22:38 "A Journey Worth Taking" by Rev. Sofia Betancourt "A Journey Worth Taking" by Rev. Sofia Betancourt http://web.me.com/psoin/UUCA/UUCA-Podcast/Entries/2008/11/30_%22Whose_Human_Rights%22_by_Rev._Fred_Muir_2.html 15cd5840-c35e-461f-9d54-29fd6ad07389 Sun, 30 Nov 2008 09:00:01 -0500 In 1966, a popular song lyric said: “There’s something’s happening here.  What it is ain’t exactly clear.”  With the election of Senator Barack Obama as our next President, something is happening here in our nation.  Is there a unique message for us as Unitarian Universalists?  Is it clear?  Join me as I reflect on the monumental, spirit-shaping challenges posed by this remarkable man and symbol. yes no http://web.me.com/psoin/UUCA/UUCA-Podcast/Entries/2008/11/16_%22The_View_from_Unity%22_by_Bryant_Bossler_Brown,_Intern_Minister_2.html 331727f9-651e-4486-b530-55a687f20a96 Sun, 16 Nov 2008 09:00:06 -0500 Anger is strong motivator; as politicians. Righteous anger prompts work for social justice, some say. We experience anger, others' and perhaps our own, on the highways and sidewalks. Is this emotion and inevitable part of human life? Is it a desirable part? no UUCA 00:21:31 Anger is strong motivator; as politicians. Righteous anger prompts work for social justice, some say. We experience anger, others' and perhaps our own, on the highways and sidewalks. Is this emotion and inevitable part of human life? Is it a desirable Anger is strong motivator; as politicians. Righteous anger prompts work for social justice, some say. We experience anger, others' and perhaps our own, on the highways and sidewalks. Is this emotion and inevitable part of human life? Is it a desirable part? http://web.me.com/psoin/UUCA/UUCA-Podcast/Entries/2008/11/9_%22The_New_Humanism%22_by_Rev._Russ_Savage,_Interim_Associate_Minister.html df22d386-28d4-4cbb-b530-7ccb410fac6c Sun, 9 Nov 2008 09:00:15 -0500 Humanism has been an important strain of Western cultural thought since at least the time of Erasmus in the 16th Century.  In the 20th Century it achieved its voice in the U.S. through a series of Manifestoes, the first of them issued in 1933.  Humanist Manifesto 2 was issued in 1973, and was followed by other documents and then Humanist Manifesto 2000.  Let us examine these documents and the promise of Humanism which they reflect. no UUCA 00:25:46 Humanism has been an important strain of Western cultural thought since at least the time of Erasmus in the 16th Century.  In the 20th Century it achieved its voice in the U.S. through a series of Manifestoes, the first of them issued in 1933.  Humanism has been an important strain of Western cultural thought since at least the time of Erasmus in the 16th Century.  In the 20th Century it achieved its voice in the U.S. through a series of Manifestoes, the first of them issued in 1933.  Humanist Manifesto 2 was issued in 1973, and was followed by other documents and then Humanist Manifesto 2000.  Let us examine these documents and the promise of Humanism which they reflect.