What Does Lent Mean to Unitarian Universalists? Tiny Pulpit Talks: 056

In this episode of Tiny Pulpit Talks, Rev. Dr. Daniel Kanter and Rev. T. J. Fitzgerald explore the meaning of Lent in simple terms. They talk about this season as a time to reflect on life, mortality, and what truly matters, while inviting listeners to consider spiritual practices that go beyond just "giving something up." Instead, they share how picking up meaningful habits—like prayer, reflection, or reading together—can help ground us in everyday life. The conversation also touches on themes of confession, grace, and the power of being fully known and still loved. Through personal stories and thoughtful dialogue, they imagine how a faith rooted in deep, freeing love might create space for healing and connection. First Unitarian Church of Dallas is a place you can return to - again and again - for love, connection, justice, and belonging. The support of members and friends of the church is what makes all of this possible. Make your 2026 pledge today - it matters! 🌱 Enjoy the podcast? Consider a one-time gift to support the staff & resources required to keep it going. 💲 Give through PayPal, Venmo, & Apple Pay here: New sermon every week.

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What Does Lent Mean to Unitarian Universalists? Tiny Pulpit Talks: 056 is an episode from First Unitarian Dallas Podcast by First Unitarian Church of Dallas.

This episode is 12:40 long.

This episode was published on Mar 20, 2026.

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