Reverend Bill will use the tides of the oceans as a metaphor for living life with all of its highs and lows.

What is salvation to a Unitarian Universalist? Do we need to be saved? And if so, from what are we saved?

A traditional UU sermon, the question box sermon is the time to ask questions of Rev Bill on any theological or ecclesiastical issue that have been in your head or heart. 

No, I am not talking about the rock group here. Rather, I am exploring gun violence and gun deaths in the U.S. Is this a choice or a way of life?

As the school year begins to wind down and our RE programming comes to a close with RE Sunday on June 16th, Reverend Bill will explore the idea of finding our own authentic voice during these times of transition.

We will gather to celebrate one of the unique Unitarian Universalist traditions with our flower communion this Sunday.

Rev Bill returns to the pulpit to examine religious traditions and their significance to us and the world.

Once again Christians around the globe gather to celebrate Easter Sunday.  Which Easter will we be celebrating at UUSMV?

Rev Bill returns to our pulpit prior to his vacation to examine the need for rest and rejuvenation. He will explore this on a personal level and institutional level. How do you know you are running on empty? How does a congregational community know? And most importantly how do we push through in these times of emptiness?