Poet Mark Nepo writes, “To journey without being changed is to be a nomad. To change without journeying is to be a chameleon. To journey and to be transformed by the journey is to be a pilgrim.” Do we not seek transformation in this life, in this faith, in this congregation? Are we not pilgrims of sorts, who … Continue reading Sing Out Praises for the Journey
In these tumultuous times, where do we find the trustworthy in our society, and how to we build trust in the wider world? No easy answers, and all are needed to grapple with the questions and find our way to a wise trust.
Without trust, we live small stifling lives. With trust, in ourselves and others and possibly the divine, we can imagine and create a way forward founded on partnerships, possibilities, and promise. Trusting people create trustworthy congregations, and they do so not in grand gestures but in ordinary acts and words common to us all.
“How to Trust When You’ve Been Hurt:Key Steps to Recover and Be Able to Trust Again” Guest Preacher Dianne Daniels Trusting other people may seem increasingly difficult in our current climate of uncertainty and exposure, and especially difficult if you’ve been betrayed or hurt by people you should have been able to trust. Let’s outline … Continue reading How to Trust When You’ve Been Hurt
To do justice to the life and memory of Rev. Martin Luther King means not just that we remember his life and words, but we consider what the world of 2019 calls us to do and act. And we ground our actions in our lives of faith. This service has been rescheduled from last week … Continue reading Sunday Service: A Lifelong Dedication to Justice
Life is full of gifts. If we pay enough attention to notice. Rev. Richard Kellaway will share some of them, and invite you to share some of your own.
On this last Sunday of the year, we will let go of what needs to be relinquished and make room for what yearns to be born. This simple service will differ from our usual form, and will be held in the Allen Parlor.
We celebrate the 200th Anniversary of Silent Night. A candlelit service of lessons, song, and story. The choir will sing and violinist Anna Fernandez-Buehrens will accompany the choir and Music Director Dr. Ana Sorina Popa. Worship Leader, Rev. Tricia Brennan
Telling the Story of Christmas in 2018 The choir will sing and violinist Anna Fernandez-Buehrens will accompany the choir and Music Director Dr. Ana Sorina Popa. Worship Leader, Rev. Tricia Brennan
