The poet farmer Wendell Berry taught the ”art of enoughness” – when we slow down from our ever increasing acquisitiveness we realize that the nature that surrounds us gives us all that we need. As we celebrate our solar expansion we will dwell with this concept.
After visiting the seminal sites of the civil rights movement in Montgomery, AL, I will reflect on the history and current state of racism in America.
Who knows what the future may hold? How do we face the unknowing?
The Devil is in the Details: Living with AI AI represents some real ethical challenges. Where are we humans in all this?
The philosopher Charles Taylor talks about living a ”porous” life – open to experience and change – and living a “buffered” life – trying to be protected. We will examine what might help us lead a porous life.
NOTE: *Two services return! 9:15 Nouurish and 11am traditional* Join us for this annual ritual welcoming the start of the new church year! Bring water from your home, your haunts, or your travels to pour into our common bowl. (We will have additional pitchers so everyone can participate) Water is powerful, and has the potential … Continue reading Water Communion (Ingathering)
NOTE: Summer Services Hours – ONE SERVICE AT 10AM The philosopher Charles Taylor talks about living a ”porous” life – open to experience and change – and living a “buffered” life – trying to be protected. We will examine what might help us lead a porous life.
NOTE: Summer Services Hours – ONE SERVICE AT 10AM In a few weeks the Atheist, Humanist and Skeptics group will talk about why the traditional concept of God doesn’t help them be better people. I will talk this Sunday about why I find the concept of God useful in my life.
NOTE: Summer Services Hours – ONE SERVICE AT 10AM I try assiduously to live my life as an anti-racist and I am far from perfect at it. I will tell some of the twists and turns in my anti-racist journey and hope you will find some of your own story reflected in mine.
NOTE: Summer Services Hours – ONE SERVICE AT 10AM We tend to see sickeness and health as opposites, but I think they are two ends of a long and complicated spectrum. What does that mean for us?
