Assembled, 2013: Select Sermons and Lectures from the General Assembly of the Unitarian Universalist Association

The major presentations of the 2013 Unitarian Universalist Association General Assembly (GA). The goal of this year’s GA was to move our Association “From Promise to Commitment.” Promises call us into relationship. The experience of making, breaking, and re-making promises is the reality of our lived faith. We gathered in Louisville, Kentucky, to examine and renew our covenant to our faith, one another, our congregations, and the larger world. UUA President Peter Morales calls this collection “valuable not just for those who could not be in attendance but for people … who attended every one of these. There is much here that is worth re-reading with care and pondering in quiet, personal, unhurried times.” Includes the Berry Street Essay by Rev. Donald E. Robinson and the response by Rev. Art McDonald, the Ware Lecture by Eboo Patel, and sermons from the Service of the Living Tradition (Rev. Vanessa Rush Southern) and the Sunday morning worship service (Rev. William F. Schulz).