Unitarian Universalist Church of Bloomington, Indiana

Selected Sermons

Philosophical reflections, poetic wisdom, motivating words on social justice, and inspiring calls to action are all inherent to the sermons delivered each Sunday at UU Bloomington. The Reverends Bill Breeden and Mary Ann Macklin uplift, challenge, and move the congregation with words from the heart, food for the mind, and balm for the soul. Here is a collection of sermons that exemplify the meaningful messages you will hear each week.

Selected Sermons
Month	Title	Minister
January	Being Fully Human: The Corny Education of Souls	Reverend Mary Ann Macklin
February	Shadowboxing and Care for the Soul – Part I	Reverend Mary Ann Macklin
	Shadowboxing and Care for the Soul – Part II
	Our Dreams, Another's Nightmares	Reverend Bill Breeden
March	Neurotheology: The Brain and Religious Experience	Reverend Mary Ann Macklin
April	Arboreal Articulations: Conversations and Trees	Reverend Mary Ann Macklin
May	Can There Be Any Day But This?	Reverend Bill Breeden
	May Day, Health Care and The Meaning of Things	Reverend Mary Ann Macklin
June	Hinduism: Powerful Gymnastics of the Mind	Reverend Mary Ann Macklin
July	Pluralism, Prayer and Ritual: What’s Up With That?	Reverend Mary Ann Macklin
September	Worship and the Window of the Moment	Reverend Mary Ann Macklin
October	HELL AND DAMN-NATION	Reverend Bill Breeden
	The Human Circle: Of Saints and Fools	Reverend Mary Ann Macklin
	Finding Buddha in Target: The Tyranny of Choice	Reverend Mary Ann Macklin
November	The Companion of Self: Solitude and Loneliness	Reverend Mary Ann Macklin
December	Touching the Void: Spirituality and Emptiness	Reverend Mary Ann Macklin