Sermons

To worship is to stand in awe under a heaven of stars,
Before a flower, a leaf in sunlight, or a grain of sand.
To worship is to be silent, receptive, before a tree astir with the wind,
or the passing shadow of a cloud.
To worship is to work with dedication and with skill;
it is to pause from work and listen to a strain of music.
To worship is to sing with the singing beauty of the earth;
it is to listen through a storm to the still small voice within.
Worship is a loneliness seeking communion;
It is a thirsty land crying out for rain.
Worship is kindred fire within our hearts;
it moves through deeds of kindness and through acts of love.
Worship is the mystery within us
reaching out to the mystery beyond.
It is an inarticulate silence yearning to speak;
It is the window of the moment open to the sky of the eternal.       — Jacob Trapp

Our Minister, Rev. Peg Boyle Morgan, invites you to read past sermons. Comments may be sent to minister@wsuu.org. The written word cannot capture the emotion and depth of a sermon delivered in your presence. We hope you will join us any Sunday at 10:30.

Sermons of Rev. Peg Boyle Morgan

Spirituality

Spiritual and Religious Response to Contemporary Issues

Prophet Voices of Women and Men Throughout the Ages

Unitarian Universalist and Congregational Life

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