In this sermon, Rev. Beth Dana opens our Faith and Film Series with a deep look at Disney’s Moana 2 through the lens of Unitarian Universalist faith, Pacific Island history, and womanist theology.
Moana’s journey to reconnect her people becomes a powerful metaphor for how we find our way in hard times – when the path isn’t clear, when we feel lost, or when we’re trying to heal what’s been broken. Rev. Dana weaves in the true story of Queen Liliʻuokalani, Hawaii’s last monarch, and reflects on the spiritual power of aloha, the wisdom of our ancestors, and how we move forward with love and justice.
Whether you’re a fan of Moana, exploring spirituality, or seeking hope in uncertain times, this sermon offers guidance, courage, and connection..
