In our modern society, we have come to fear the dark. Our ancestors embraced it. In the dark, they found comfort, rest, and a time for reflection. We are missing these in our overburdened, overstimulated, over-scheduled lives. Isn’t it time … read more.
Susan Steinbach, Worship Associate
Join us to celebrate the turning of the earth and the return of the light at this year’s solstice service. We will sing, share, and have a ritual candle-lighting as we look toward a new year to … read more.
Families are created by birth and by choice, including through adoption, fostering, and the commitment of a family of friends. Congregation members will speak about the sacredness of their family; they may be broken, yet, whole; imperfect, yet, real and … read more.
Sunday, November 15, 10:30am, Join us via this link.
Len Hayward; Cliff Ohmart, Worship Associate
We humans have wounded the Earth environmentally and spiritually. The wounds are overwhelmingly complex and deep. Our relationship with the Earth is in disharmony. How do we individually heal the wounds? … read more.
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Join us on Saturday, October 31st, at 6:00 pm for a kid-friendly, virtual Samhain celebration.
Len Hayward; Worship Associates: Meghan Kelly, Molly Napier
Samhain (pronounced sow-inn) is the Pagan New Year festival. It begins at sunset on October 31st and ends … read more.
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Len Hayward; Worship Associate: Molly Napier
Prayer is not a one-sided reciting of requests for divine help. Prayer is a conversation with whatever has spiritual importance for you. It is a nurturing of your relationship with that spiritual … read more.
