Passover and the Story of We
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.
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Monty Python and the Meaning of Life
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!
Dance, Dance, Revolution
Exploring the revolutionary act of welcome is a sacred task. Join us and be welcome!
What Is Epistemic Justice, and Why Should We Care?
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 Alone
We are not the only species that thinks, works, loves, fears, and dreams. Let’s talk about animal sentience!
Great Big Lies
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?
The Other Shoe
Sometimes good moments come at bad times. Sometimes not being perfect is the perfect thing to do. Join Rev. Amy Petrie Shaw for this look at living a good life in the bad moments
Learning to Lament
“Sometimes it hurts so badly I must cry out loud.” Those are words from the song “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes”, and they are absolutely true. Sometimes we hurt too badly to keep it all inside, and lamentation can help. So what’s lamentation?
We Shall Not Be Moved
Let’s talk about loving ourselves and our world, when so many want us to hate. How do we plant our roots and declare “I shall not be moved”?
Saying I’m Sorry
What happens once you’ve said you are sorry? Can things ever return to the way they were? Can you find your way back into welcome and make things all okay again? And what about forgiveness? Do we have to forgive?