Erika A. Hewitt

Erika, wearing glasses and clergy vestments, clutches an iPad while standing in front of a rocky coastline.

Erika Hewitt (she/her/hers) is the UUA's Minister of Worship Arts, and Editor of Braver/Wiser, a weekly spirituality series. Erika lives in Maine, where she also serves as a wedding officiant.

Together with Becky Brooks, Erika is the author of Sparks of Wonder, a theme-based ministry resource. Erika's previous books are Story, Song and Spirit and The Shared Pulpit.

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Be the Love
Words of Welcome for a Difficult Morning
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This welcome was written for a Sunday after a national crisis....
a pile of baseballs
What Would You Do?
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Our Time for All Ages this morning is a time of make-believe. I’d like you to put your imagination caps on so that we can pretend together. Raise your...
a pair of hands, only one entirely in the frame, with fingers loosely interlaced
We, too, were once seeking home
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Good Morning. Welcome to our Unitarian Universalist congregation. I’m [name]; I serve as [role] of this growing, journeying community. We welcome all of...
To learn more about being human
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Welcome to this morning, this day, and this opportunity to be together in community—which is a time of joy, comfort, and sometimes challenges. This...
The Unitarian church in Olkánd, Transylvania
Our Place in the Cosmos
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This Time for All Ages is greatly enhanced by visual elements....
An open hand stretches out, the word "breathe" written or tattooed on the wrist
Together, We Arrive
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Let us call each other to this time and place, as we seek the Ground of our Being. When invited, please respond: “I am arriving. Together, we arrive.”...
People holding hands in worship
All of us are welcome here; all of us are loved
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Good Morning! Welcome to this liberal religious congregation [or name of congregation]. My name is [name, role]....
Two women, one Unitarian Universalist and one Muslim, smile at each other.
We Speak the Language of Love
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We arrive from many different experiences and backgrounds. Some of us have trouble speaking; others are so young that they’re still learning to talk.
A Syrian refugee looks out of a window at Zahi Alsameen school serving as a refugee camp for students and women in Jaramana district, southeast of Damascus.
Seeking Mercy, Seeking Home
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For many reasons, people depart. They leave home—or the places given to them, in place of home that might’ve been lost to war—and seek refuge from a...
Several small tea lights sit on a cutting board amidst turnip trimmings
Eating a Candle
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To prepare for this Message for All Ages, you’ll need to do the following: remove a small white tea light from its aluminum casing make a fake candle ou...

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