The Hedge Trimmer: An Immigrant’s Story
Immigrants’ stories have been celebrated but are now dishonored as they become scapegoats for various issues. We will reflect on Walt Whitman’s idea of America as a “teeming Nation of nations.”
Archives: Services
Joy to the World!
Joy to the world as hope and love are born anew. All are welcome for this warm Christmas Eve service. The service will begin at 4pm, and will feature traditional Christmas carols and sacred readings
Turning the Wheel
The wheel of the year turns, and we turn with it. Welcome to the return of the light! Welcoming guest soprano Anne Tormela.
Hanukkah, Hellos, and Goodbyes
We stand at the end of the year, and we hold onto the fire of the now and the not yet. Join us for this service which explores Hanukkah and the light which refuses to die.
The Brightness, the Darkness, and the Self Who Chooses
Join us for this service which explores Jung, shadows, and goodness of direction. What does it mean to be unafraid of the darkness, and how do we live faithfully?
The Things We Build
Through the chancel drama “The Wall Between Us,” we’ll examine how fear divides and courage unites. Join us in reflecting on the structures that shape our lives and the spiritual choice of connection over separation.
We Gather Together
Maintaining an attitude of gratitude can be challenging, but it is well worth the work. Join us for this warm Thanksgiving service and let’s discuss why it’s important to find things to be grateful for!
Dumb Advice and Cruddy Credos
Grow up. Act your age. Stop playing around. So many times we get told that playfulness is only for children, but today we are going to talk about play as a spiritual practice!
Red, White, and Blue
This Sunday we honor those who have served our country, and we’ll explore what it means to join something greater than ourselves.
Don’t Look Now but There’s a Zombie in My Pew
Halloween has just passed and this is still the time of year where the veil between the living and the dead is thin. What better time to talk about monsters, or at least monster movies and their theological implications!