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For 2018 and earlier sermons:
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January 29:
Curiosity Cured the Cat
Sermon by Rev Lynn Ungar (via zoom)
We affirm "a free and responsible search for truth and wisdom." But how exactly does that work? How do we hunt after truth and wisdom, and how do we recognize them when we find them?
Rev. Dr. Lynn Ungar is a Unitarian Universalist minister, a poet whose work has been shared widely, and a trainer who teaches dogs to do elegant, useless things. She lives in Vancouver, Washington with her three Australian shepherds.
Curiosity Cured the Cat
Sermon by Rev Lynn Ungar (via zoom)
We affirm "a free and responsible search for truth and wisdom." But how exactly does that work? How do we hunt after truth and wisdom, and how do we recognize them when we find them?
Rev. Dr. Lynn Ungar is a Unitarian Universalist minister, a poet whose work has been shared widely, and a trainer who teaches dogs to do elegant, useless things. She lives in Vancouver, Washington with her three Australian shepherds.

January 22:
Growing Plants in Outer Space
Sermon by Chad Vanden Bosch (in person)
With the recent Artemis 1 mission we are one not-so-small step closer to returning to the Moon. As space organizations send astronauts on prolonged missions into outer space and onto other planets they must replenish and recycle resources with greater efficiency. What better way to produce oxygen and fresh food on a long space journey than by growing plants? This lecture will provide a brief history of astrobotany and its promise for the future of farming in space and on Earth. Along the way, Chad will share the story of his own giant leap into astrobotany.
Chad Vanden Bosch is a plant physiologist who works to facilitate plant science experiments aboard the International Space Station. He also works with the Space Agriculture Laboratory Analysis Database (SALAD) where he aggregates past astrobotany research into an easy-to-use database. Chad holds an MSc degree in Plant Physiology from the University of Louisiana
Growing Plants in Outer Space
Sermon by Chad Vanden Bosch (in person)
With the recent Artemis 1 mission we are one not-so-small step closer to returning to the Moon. As space organizations send astronauts on prolonged missions into outer space and onto other planets they must replenish and recycle resources with greater efficiency. What better way to produce oxygen and fresh food on a long space journey than by growing plants? This lecture will provide a brief history of astrobotany and its promise for the future of farming in space and on Earth. Along the way, Chad will share the story of his own giant leap into astrobotany.
Chad Vanden Bosch is a plant physiologist who works to facilitate plant science experiments aboard the International Space Station. He also works with the Space Agriculture Laboratory Analysis Database (SALAD) where he aggregates past astrobotany research into an easy-to-use database. Chad holds an MSc degree in Plant Physiology from the University of Louisiana