Sermons |Articles & Presentations
Special Offerings

• The Gospel According to Harry Potter, presented on March 28, 2004 by Frank Benedetti of the UU Fellowship of Winston-Salem.

• The Role of Possessions in Our Lives: Materialism or Meaning? presented on 8 July 2001 by Ruth Ann Smith, Fellowship member.

• Dedicated to End-of-Life Choice presented on 10 June 2001 by Franklyn Moreno, a private consultant in Christiansburg and longtime friend of the Fellowship.

• America’s Gun Violence Epidemic presented on 18 March 2001 by Steve Keighton, Fellowship member, concerned parent, and participant in a ocal citizen's alliance to stop gun violence.

• Growing Nice vs. Growing Up presented on 28 January 2001 by Mark Benson, Fellowship member, Associate Professor of Human Developmnet at Virginia Tech, husband, and father.

• The Gambling Culture presented on 20 August, 2000 by Jim LIttlefield, Fellowshipp member, Professor of Marketing, and intrepid world traveler.

• For Whom the Economy Tolls presented on 23 July, 2000 by Bo Chagnon, experienced speaker, workshop leader, writer, and musician.

• Reverend Rudi Gelsey Sermons (UUFNRV minister 1995–1999).

• The Snipe Hunt: Our search for religious identity presented on 10 August 1997 by Reverend Ed Piper.

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• Religions must change with the times. Letter to the Editor written by Morton Nadler, member of the UUFNRV and a minister, Humanist Society of Friends. (Roanoke Times on 7 August 2000)

• Your Daughter's a WHAT? Interleave 99 Service Award winning presentation by Ethel-Marie Underhill of the UUFNRV. This is from the UUA 1999 GA web page, and can be heard as well as read.

• John Cairns: Respect for the Inherent Worth of Each Individual vs. the Web of Life: An Unresolved conflict Affecting Sustainable Use of the Planet. (presented to several different audiences in Roanoke and in the New River Valley in early 1997)

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• "Coffee, Coffee, Coffee" (January 16, 1997)

• "I am the very model of a modern Unitarian" (September 15, 1996)

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