Starr King Unitarian Universalist Church
Religion & Spirituality
In these difficult times, what does it mean to dispose of people? What would it take to build a culture of healthy indispensability? It turns out that even if we dismiss someone or something from our presence, it remains part of the interconnected web of all existence. We will examine together the blessings and complicated nature of our interdependence.
Preceding the sermon is a bonus music track by Activist Songwriters Emma's Revolution. The song is entitled Swimming to the Other Side and is used with their permission.
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