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Visit our YouTube channel -- youtube.com/@chathamuumeetinghouse (click link above) -- for video clips of past sermons from our minister, as well as guest speakers and special events. We hope you'll comment and share videos with your friends and family.
Below is a sampling of some of our sermons. You may access these sermons directly by clicking on the colorful title buttons below. Each button will get you to our UUMH YouTube channel, as well. Enjoy!
“Meet the Chatham Conservation Foundation” – with Janet Williams, Jane Harris, and DeeDee Holt. Chatham CAN will describe the founding of its organization, purpose, and mission, and highlights of some of the events and activities they have organized.
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“Chatham Climate Action Network”
UUMH Guest Minister Rev. Chris McMahon -
"Who is God?" As far back as archaeologists can see, humanity worldwide has had a belief in a god or gods. This sermon explores why and the various definitions of god(s). It also looks at why humans have sought to understand the divine. What about atheism? Is there room in Unitarian Universalism for God in today’s world?
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Rev. Chris McMahon
UUMH Guest Minister Deirdre deer Sullivan -
Process is more important than Product. Independence House volunteer deer Sullivan provides the sermon about the healing power of creativity. An art reception featuring the works of five local artists followed.
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Deirdre deer Sullivan
Anne LeClaire -
How a late-in-life passion for Tango became a lesson in the possibility of finding joy regardless of one’s life circumstances.
Anne LeClaire
Wilderness Sarchild & Chuck Madansky -
How to work through conflicts that arise in meetings and interpersonal relationships.
Wilderness Sarchild & Chuck Madansky
UUMH Member Dana McCoy and Music Director Frank Toppa inspire joy while performing one of our favorite pieces about dance!
Brooke Eaton-Skea - The truth about homelessness and housing instability among youth and young adults on the Lower and Outer Cape and how we can address is together.
Joe Zahka -
The rainforest is more than an environment. It is a place where people live and make a living. It appears to be a lush paradise, but appearances are deceiving. The forest is fragile and the act of living in it can cause it damage. The rainforest has a lot to teach us about living sustainably.
Rainforest Joe Zahka
Civic Engagement: Responsibility or Luxury - Dr. Madhavi Venkatesan
Civic engagement by the few can determine the regulations that affect us all, and it is their prevailing perspective that confers legitimacy on the outcome. Dr. Venkatesan will discuss examples highlighting how small groups have influenced regulation and social norms, and how this has been to the benefit and detriment of society, starting with slavery and up to the most recent SCOTUS decision on overturning Roe v. Wade.
Dr. Madhavi Venkatesan
Lee Roscoe of Brewster speaks about her book, "Wampanoag Art for the Ages."
Lee Roscoe
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