As we honor the memory of the Rev. Dr. King, we remember the millions of others involved in the Civil Rights Movement of the last century. Let’s take their teachings and learnings into this century as we practice resistance to an increasingly tyrannical government.
Candlelight Solstice and Christmas Eve service in which we will celebrate the coming Light and the coming of Love.
in which we will invite the audience to participate in a ‘no rehearsal’ Christmas pageant. All ages are welcome! Babies and children are welcome in this service.
Join the Unhoused Support Team in choosing hope, reflecting on our thoughts, words, and deeds and taking collective action.
It is human nature to fear the unknown. The world provides us with plenty of uncertainties and even chaos these days. But what if we were to embrace the uncertainty and express gratitude for the mystery? How might that change us and the world?
Cultivating Compassion is not just about employing empathy, but also drawing appropriate boundaries. It is compassionate to be clear and draw boundaries between where one person ends and another begins.
This annual celebration of our community is followed by the Annual Meeting of the Congregation. We welcome new members in this service and recognize our bridging youth.
We celebrate the resurrection of spring and of hope. It’s all related!
We all need hope, especially at this time. How does cultivating gratitude help us find the hope that’s needed?
There’s a sermon I’ve never dared to preach before and this is it: It’s about our bodies and the way we judge them and harm ourselves. This is a sermon for those who are thin, fat, trans, cisgender or nonbinary. It’s also about race and abilities. Yep, our bodies come in different colors, shapes and … Continue reading Body Justice
