This Sunday’s topic is holding on and letting go. What should we hold on to, and what are we ready to release? How can we let go of things that were once dear but now feel burdensome? How do we cherish what’s valuable when the world no longer values it?
The man Jesus died a criminal’s death, but rose again as a religion. Come and explore the meaning of Easter, and join us for this traditional Easter Service, complete with an Easter Parade! Please feel free to wear your Easter best, and delight us with your Easter bonnet!
Join Reverend Amy in the Sanctuary this Friday at 5pm for a traditional Good Friday Service. Good Friday is the day commemorating the crucifixion of the radical young Rabbi Jesus, and we will be talking about the message of his final words. If you’ve never been to a Good Friday service, you aren’t quite sure what it’s all about, or you just want to honor this day, the saddest in Christianity, please join us!
What does it mean to stand in witness, and how are we called to be the church in the world?
What does it mean to reject the church of me, and become the congregation of we?
Today we’ll be exploring freedom as a collective journey.
Today, we are taking a much-needed breather and looking on the lighter side. Comedy often examines the worst of life and makes it bearable by turning it on its head until we laugh out loud. Join us in this exploration of humor!
Exploring the revolutionary act of welcome is a sacred task. Join us and be welcome!
Rev. Dennis McCarty explores epistemology—the study of knowledge—and how we form beliefs. Terms like “testimonial epistemic injustice” may sound complex, but what if our assumptions are wrong? By simplifying these ideas, Rev. McCarty shows how to turn good intentions into meaningful action.
We are not the only species that thinks, works, loves, fears, and dreams. Let’s talk about animal sentience!
Christian Nationalism is one of the greatest threats to democracy today. But if Christian Nationalism isn’t Christianity, what is it and why is it dangerous?
