Here We Are Now, Entertain Us
What is the purpose of coming together as a faith community, especially in these times? With the landscape of organized religion constantly shifting, how can we transform along with those … read more
Archives: Services
Heritage, Commitment, and Hope
In this multigenerational service, we’ll explore the roots that hold us close, the branches of our ministry that expand outward, and the leaves of hope and purpose still to sprout … read more
We Slay
As we kick off our monthly theme for October reflecting on ‘heritage,’ Rev. Nancy will be revisiting the classic story of David and Goliath. What was the most powerful weapon David … read more
Welcoming the Spirit Through Creativity
Creativity has the power to unlock us, renew us, and restore us. But often we have a hard time tapping into this mysterious power. Join us as we dig into … read more
The Otherwise World
How do we deal with the fact that the world could be (should be?) other than it is? Better? With the world and the otherwise world we might wish for? This … read more
Deeper Welcome: Ingathering and Water Communion
Join us for this beloved tradition – bringing water from your travels or your tap to mingle the drops as one community. Our theme for September is Welcome, and we’ll welcome … read more
The Moments Between the Stories
Humans are storytelling creatures. We tell tales to make meaning of our lives. But are there some essential truths that aren’t story-shaped? How do we live in the moments that … read more
Drum Circle
This Sunday is our Backpack/Workbag Blessing! Bring your bag in to be blessed as we collectively prepare for a new school year. Spiritual practice is at the heart of what … read more
Animal Blessing Service
Join us for the annual Blessing of the Animals. This service is pet friendly, so if they can be on a leash, in a cage, or generally well kept, bring … read more
Accidental Saints
There’s a lot of pressure in faithful living – pressure to be virtuous, righteous, or to exude some sort of spiritual confidence. Lutheran pastor Nadia Bolz-Weber writes “I have come to realize that all … read more