Sarah York, formerly Sara Moores Campbell, is a Unitarian Universalist minister and author, and she is available to speak or conduct workshops. A minister for over twenty-five years, she has served congregations in London, England, California, Massachusetts, Florida, New York, North Carolina, Virginia, and Maryland.

Ms. York has achieved distinction among colleagues in the United States and Canada, who elected her to serve a term as Vice President of the Unitarian Universalist Ministers Association (UUMA), and have invited her to conduct workshops on “Preaching” and “Creating Meaningful Ritual.” She has delivered the sermon for the Service of the Living Tradition at the Unitarian Universalist General Assembly-an honor reserved for the most distinguished preachers in the movement. She speaks with compassion, conviction, and humor, offering a presence that is authentic and engaging.
          
Ms. York’s books, Remembering Well: Rituals for Celebrating Life and Mourning Death, Pilgrim Heart, The Inner Journey Home, The Holy Intimacy of Strangers, are available now in bookstores around the US, UK, Canada, and other English speaking countries, Corazon Perigrino (Pilgrim Heart) is available in Spanish speaking countries. Ms. York has also authored a book of short reflections and meditations, Into the Wilderness, Published by The Apollo Ranch Institute Press, available in most bookstores by special order. Selections from Into the Wilderness have been published in several anthologies or set to music, and three are included in the Unitarian Universalist hymnal, Singing the Living Tradition. She has also published numerous articles in journals, books, newspapers and magazines, focusing on topics of social/ethical controversy or spiritual meaning.

Sarah York’s regular home is in the mountains of Western North Carolina (Asheville area).   She is available to speak or conduct workshops on “Remembering Well” for religious groups, Hospice organizations, memorial societies, or other groups. To request information or schedule a speaking engagement, please click here.

Books by Rev. Sarah York

This page was last updated on 01/11/09.