Our Sunday morning services are in-person in the sanctuary and live streamed via this Zoom link.
As we are all aware COVID-19 is still with us. While most of us are vaccinated and boosted there are still people who are at higher risk from this disease than the average. We are a welcoming community and as such, care for one another. In that spirit the Board and Reverend Bran request that everyone wear a mask for in person services to protect all our members and to encourage everyone who is able to attend. We will continue to provide extra masks, available at all church entrances, to those who need them.
There’s a very obvious symbolism in the gardener kneeling in the damp earth to plant, weed, and tend the soil and the harvest to come. For many of us, it’s a labor of love, meditation, and a celebration of life all rolled into one. In … read more.
Come celebrate the Autumnal Equinox, and explore our place in nature’s cycles of light and darkness. From the astrophysical to the personal, between literal and metaphorical, how can we nurture and practice balance in ourselves, out community, and the larger world?
Human beings are social creatures, and we naturally seek consensus. For many of us, living in today’s climate of discord and conflict can be exhausting, or at least disheartening. Come explore the beauty that can be found in dissonance, both musical and cognitive, as we … read more.
Musicians Joe Dzekevich and Bill Cordner celebrate our earth, our place in the universe, and call ourselves with gratitude into relationship with creation.
The Sermon
I love Earth Day, I love that we come together and love our earth, to sing praise for the swallows, the … read more.
Britt Argow
“The Cowfish Problem, or: How Can Those People Still Think That?”
The old saying about walking a mile in someone else’s shoes is still true today. In these divisive times, what can we remember about ourselves and “the other” that can help us to … read more.
