Ministerial Intern, Nick Sanchez, discusses the film “Dogma” – a favorite from his childhood – and how it helped him understand the beauty of the ability to question religion and continue on ones own spiritual journey.
Dogma
- Messages
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Topics
- Activism & Justice 67
- Belonging & Connection 118
- Change 78
- Courage 106
- Death, Grief, & Loss 43
- Family 77
- Generosity 12
- Mental Health 49
- Mindfulness 43
- Recovery 12
- Relationships 50
- Spiritual Practices 78
- Unitarian Universalism 36
- World Events 27
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Series
- Lift My Eyes 9
- Holiday and Special Services 23
- Breathing Together 7
- Neighbors and Helpers 22
- Spiritflix 53
- Books Set Free 4
- Every Kind of Love 9
- Daily Reminders 8
- God Without Borders 6
- Off the Fence 7
- The Muppet Theory of Everything 4
- What Would [___] Do? 9
- Making a Life 7
- Loving (Even) This World 5
- American Idols 5
- Starting Small 4
- The Great Integration 6
- This Joy 8
- God Laughs 5
- Heirloom Connections 4
- New Normal (or How Not to Waste an Apocalypse) 8
- Coming Home 8
- How to Be Afraid 7
- The Cloud Over Everything 7
- Love the Hell Out of this World 5
- Being a Friend 1
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Speakers
- Beth Monhollen 23
- Beverly Fox 7
- Carol Breslin 2
- Caroline Bright 2
- Chris Chepel 4
- Chris Groppe 10
- Josie Waldman 5
- Kathleen Higgins 5
- Kathy Burke-Howe 3
- Matthew Bunczk 4
- Nick Sanchez 17
- Rev. Aisha Ansano 1
- Rev. Doug Hagler 1
- Rev. Ken Beldon 38
- Rev. Kevin Jagoe 2
- Rev. Lee Paczulla 97
- Rev. McKinley Sims 1
- Rev. Michael Bush 1
- Rodney Whittenberg 14
- WellSprings Congregation 5
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Months
- December 2024 5
- November 2024 4
- October 2024 4
- September 2024 5
- August 2024 4
- July 2024 4
- June 2024 5
- May 2024 4
- April 2024 4
- March 2024 5
- February 2024 4
- January 2024 4