Celebrating Disability
The worship theme for March is “Transformation”.
The worship theme for March is “Transformation”.
Is unconditional love really possible? Â What would it mean to approach the world in which people are so capable of doing hurtful things with an open heart? The worship theme … Continue reading Unconditional Love
We often think of change as something that is linear: we go from here to there in a straight line. Actually our experience of change goes in cycles in which … Continue reading Cycles of Growth & Change
We all live somewhere in the spectrum between health and illness, yet we often treat them as though they are complete states: either / or. Can we find renewal no … Continue reading In Sickness and in Health
One of the gifts of winter is the embedded invitation into a larger cycle of rest and renewal. These moments of pause matter– not only for longer-term sustainability in the … Continue reading Rest In This: An Invitation for the New Year
In lieu of a Sunday service, please join us for the opportunity to experience the labyrinth walk in our sanctuary, featuring poetry readings and live music! The worship theme for … Continue reading New Year’s Eve Labyrinth
Is leadership a noun or a verb? Â We think of certain people as ‘natural’ leaders, but that concept can get in the way of giving everyone a chance to provide … Continue reading Collaborative Leadership
You may have noticed that I have been using more traditional religious language in the services I’ve led. I’m aware that this is challenging to some, and I’ll talk about … Continue reading Religious Language and its Challenges
The worship theme for September is “Welcome”. True forgiveness is challenging. It is not about letting people get away with being hurtful. It cannot be given on demand. So what … Continue reading Is True Forgiveness Possible?
This month’s worship theme is “Finding Our Center”. Our Share-the-Plate donations in January go to Pathway Clubhouse, a community-based program of psychosocial rehabilitation for adults with mental illness.  Please consider donating in … Continue reading Finding OUUR Center