Tagged Mental Health - Universal Life Church Sermons

This guest sermon by a ULC minister examines the idea that heaven is all around us if we only change our perspective. By acknowledging our accomplishments and achieving dreams, we can experience heaven on earth.

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Improving the Lives of Seniors: Consider Socials, Exercise and Church

March 23rd, 2018

If a loved one or friend is getting older and no longer working, chances are they don't socialize like they used to. Seniors may find themselves unable to keep up with activities they once could do.

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The Dangers of Self-Medication

February 15th, 2017

When encountering stress in life, we often deal with it in one of two ways: either through self-care, or self-medication. One is a healthy long term solution, the other is an unhealthy short-term band-aid.

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Changing the Conversation, in memory of Alison and Adam

August 28th, 2015

Another week, another devastating killing. The regularity with which these tragedies occur is perhaps the most disturbing challenge that our modern society currently faces. How can we get it to stop?

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Tagged Mental Health - Universal Life Church Sermons

Heaven is All Around Us

Heaven is All Around Us

Improving the Lives of Seniors: Consider Socials, Exercise and Church

Improving the Lives of Seniors: Consider Socials, Exercise and Church

The Dangers of Self-Medication

The Dangers of Self-Medication

Changing the Conversation, in memory of Alison and Adam

Changing the Conversation, in memory of Alison and Adam