Timed, one supposes, with the Labor Day holiday, this past week the U.S. Postal Service announced the results of a national workplace study showing that […]
Sermons by Rev. Marti Keller
Rev. Keller explores topics of everyday spirituality, prophetic witness, religious feminisms, and intra-religious teachings. She is especially sought for her contributions exploring the place of Judaism within and without Unitarian Universalism and for the individual.
All sermons are © Marti Keller. All rights reserved. Reproduction without permission is prohibited.
Wandering
Selecting wandering as the topic of the first message I deliver to my home congregation after a summer’s break in sermon writing proved to be, […]
Memorial Day Message
In one local newspaper this past week, in a section called Streetalk, the roving reporter asked several people what they believed is the purpose of […]
What are Mothers to Do?
Common preaching school wisdom is that we should avoid doing Mother’s Day sermons, even services, at all costs. While for many it is rightly a […]
Keeping Easter
Keeping Easter, celebrating Easter, for me growing up a Unitarian, was waking up to discover my very own straw basket perched at the foot of […]
Like Fluoride in the Water?
There’s nothing like a sudden, gusty Southern spring storm to let me know that I must be getting older, okay, solidly middle-aged (that’s as much […]
