Making Space for Beauty
Even in the midst of sadness, chaos, and turbulence, there is still room for beauty. This week we’ll honor and welcome the youngest among us in our first Child Dedication … read more
Speaker: Rev. Amanda Weatherspoon Associate Minister
Roots Hold Me Close
Join us for worship at the Retreat on April 24! Through story, meditation, and reflection, this will be a time to connect deeply with the roots that connect us and hold … read more
Mystery, Wonder, and Awe
“The opposite of faith is not doubt, but certainty. Certainty is missing the point entirely. Faith includes noticing the mess, the emptiness and discomfort, and letting it be there until … read more
The Things That Kept Us Going
The world became strangely smaller and more interconnected during the pandemic. In the little worlds of our safer spaces, many of us found meaning and power in all the things … read more
Widening the Circle
Faith Communities across the board are rapidly changing, and we as a people are in the midst of transformation. How can we grow and deepen our sense of belonging, inclusion, … read more
Real Vision, Real Joy
This Sunday, ministerial staff and worship team will join up with the River Road Board to kick off deep and wide reflection on a shared vision for the future of … read more
Intentional Liberation
In a time in which there seem to be too many issues to choose from and not enough energy and time to go around, how do we keep our focus? As we … read more
Clumsy Midwives of a New World Order
On this MLK Sunday, with James Baldwin as a guide, Kirsten will explore the question of how each one of us can endeavor to bring Dr. King’s vision of the … read more
Christmas Eve Services
Christmas Eve Pageant, 4pm This year we return to our long tradition of celebrating the holy birth of every child by retelling the story of Christmas! All are welcome as … read more
Joy is the Antidote
Archbishop Desmond Tutu and his Holiness the Dalai Lama recently reflected that joy itself is an antidote to the alienation and isolation of these times. Building on Kirsten’s introduction to … read more