Unitarian Church Of Lincoln

In September of 1980, eight men and women broke into the Nuclear Missile facility in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania.  In the midst of the Cold War, they took seriously their faith’s call to ‘beat swords into plowshares.’  Courage can look like many things in different places and times. What does it look like to be a courageous people of faith in 2017?    

Change is a constant in life, and in religious community.  As we continually draw the circle of welcome wider, we are sometimes asked to consider and change long-held beliefs and practices.  How can we find courage and understanding to welcome change?

Historical Universalism is a faith with rich history and traditions.  How does the core Universalist commitment that salvation is not just available, but meant for all speak to us in 2017?

“Come, come, whoever you are,” starts one of our well-loved hymns.  The commitment to radical hospitality is at the heart of Unitarian Universalism.  How do we see this theological understanding reflected in the community we build together? 

Oscar's second sermon as candidate for called ministry in Lincoln

Oscar's first sermon at UCL, as a candidate for the called ministry in Lincoln.

On the Sunday when we meet as a congregation to set our budget and priorities as a congregation, we reflect on our legacy of congregational self-government.