The Science and Humanity of Gender
Biology teaches us that males and females form part of a continuous spectrum rather than a rigid binary. Come celebrate the diversity of nature, including human nature, that transcends simple classification.
Biology teaches us that males and females form part of a continuous spectrum rather than a rigid binary. Come celebrate the diversity of nature, including human nature, that transcends simple classification.
Our church budget reflects our values. How will we build bridges to the future with the money we raise for the next budget year? We will welcome new members this morning in celebration of our values.
The classic book (in the church world only) explores how ministries end. As I’m retiring end of July, it seemed about time we talked about the ending.
In recent years, I’ve been more and more troubled by my attraction to the novels of Jane Austen. In this Jane Austen & me. In this sermon, I’ll explore this discomfort and some of my discoveries. Our theme this month is “Paying Attention” and wow! does Jane Austen pay attention to people and relationships.
Join Rev. Charlotte in an exploration of the innovative work and transformative potential of street chaplains and spiritual care providers serving in marginalized spaces shaped by poverty, oppression and homelessness. Learn more about Rev. Charlotte’s personal journey into this calling—how she discovered her passion for spiritual care for the unhoused, and how this work forever … Continue reading Spiritual Care in Deep Poverty
democracy was an experiment, and for it to survive, we must continue to experiment and innovate. Please join us this morning for a case study in the democratic process.
This all ages service concludes our 30 Days of Love and celebrates resilience.
We’ve been through many changes and have more to come. Hear from our former Intern Minister, Jennifer Springsteen, and current minister about how congregations thrive in these trying times.
Speakers Laura Nissen, Rebecca Olson and Bradon Kanyid share their perspectives on resilience.
As we practice resistance to evil, we practice love. What does this look like in our families and congregation?