In this Unitarian Universalist sermon, Rev. Beth Dana reflects on superheroes across generations—from Superman, Wonder Woman, and Captain Planet to the Power Rangers today’s KPop Demon Hunters. She explores how these stories shape our ideas of courage, teamwork, and love, and how they point us back to our own strengths and vulnerabilities as superpowers. Rev. Dana also tells the story of Christopher Reeve, who went from playing Superman to becoming a real-life Unitarian Universalist hero, showing how we can use our gifts in partnership with others to help create the world we dream of.
