What if the stories we told about ourselves and our culture have gotten all jumbled up? What if we’ve, collectively, lost control of the narrative – the thread of meaning in … read more

Author Samuel Wells recently wrote, “it’s possible to stop believing, but we can’t live without trust.” If the better part of faith is trust, how can we open ourselves to the … read more

This Sunday we will kick off our annual stewardship campaign with an invitation to give and a reflection on what it is we give to. What does it mean to … read more

What can arise when something is well and truly over? What’s born on the other side of grief? Or even in the very middle of struggle? This service, inspired by … read more

Join us at 7:00 for an evening of traditional lessons and carols for the season. If your heart yearns for the age-old invocation of blessed peace by candlelight and the … read more

Often, in our services, we ask ourselves to pay attention to, even make sacrifices for, whatever it is we know to be holy. How do you define holiness in your … read more

The great Simone Weil once wrote, “Waiting patiently in expectation is the foundation of the spiritual life.” As the traditional season of Advent approaches, what dawning hope do we wait … read more

This quote from the great Jewish philosopher Maimonides is often considered a gateway to change and transformation. Used in rituals and reflection, this open space creates room to meet the … read more

It’s a big old scary world out there. The monsters we face are real – and compounding – from social injustice to environmental chaos. And yet, in every scary story, there … read more