Re-membering Our Way
As we prepare for the midterms, we must be present and available for new challenges and opportunities.
As we prepare for the midterms, we must be present and available for new challenges and opportunities.
Rev. Beth Banks & Alison Skinner. Meditative song, readings, quiet, ritual, candlelight; sing or be surrounded by music.
Rev. Beth Banks & Jaki Leiva Conklin; Mariachi Puente, led by Hiram and Ximena Jackson. We honor what those who have died brought to life.
Tiago Dutra, Guest Speaker; Rev. Beth Banks & Alex Haider-Winnett. Ritual: Quilt Blessing. A DACA recipient’s personal story of resilience and determination.
We honor those who have passed away this year: John Bower, Corinne Cooke, Jay Davison, Lois Grau, Mary Major, Sue Saum, Marion Small, and Kathy Tucker.
Commissioning Kate Raymond as Lay Community Minister. Is it possible to create a safe space for all people? Prepare for the service: Remember the times when either a place or gathering of people provided you with sanctuary.
Together, we build a community that cares and loves each member and gives us the opportunity to rest, be satisfied, and then feel capable of taking on the needs of the world once again.
Rev. Beth Banks & Alison Skinner. Welcome the night with meditative song, a few readings, quiet, ritual, candlelight. Transition into the week with intentional, relaxed centering. (Join us again Nov. 4 & Dec. 2.)
What is the greatest gift you have ever received? Great gifts can be tangible or intangible; can remind us of who we were, and who we could become. After the worship services, Kay Crider presents her initial observations and recommendations to our congregation. Snacks and childcare provided.
Sermon given September 23, 2018 by Rev. Morgan McLean We look at the wisdom and spirituality found during the Jewish holidays of Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and Sukkot.