Palm Sunday recalls the time when Jesus returned to Jerusalem, calling for freedom and care for all people, a revolutionary voice. We will honor and highlight the ways we support justice causes and live our values! Click here shortly before 10 AM to access the service via zoom. Click here to find the … Continue reading Sunday March 29th – “The Heart of Justice”, led by Rev. Telos Whitfield.
Helen Keller wrote: “I believe that life is given to us so that we may grow in love, And I believe that God is in me. As the sun is in the color and fragrance of the flower, the Light in my darkness, the Voice in my silence.”* We remember and celebrate dear ones whose … Continue reading Sunday April 5th – Easter Sunday, “Seeking the Light of Compassion”, led by Rev. Telos Whitfield.
Our guests, volunteers with the Ethiopian Community Development Council, (ECDC) will offer reflections and opportunities on the topic of Volunteering. ECDC is a multicultural, community-based organization committed to empowering immigrants and refugees to rebuild their lives as productive, self-sufficient and integrated members of their new communities. Let us hear how we may help. Join us. … Continue reading Sunday, April 12th – Reflections from Ethiopian Community Development Council
Sunday, April 19th – Hope Beneath Our Feet- Celebrating the Earth on the 56th anniversary of the first Earth Day in 1970. Led by Liz Moore and Debra Zagaeski. Please bring an item from a favorite place or animal, or that reminds you of that place, or being. Photos are great as well. Together we … Continue reading Sunday, April 19th – “Hope Beneath Our Feet”
In her poem, I Dwell In Possibility, Emily Dickinson offers these final lines: “…The spreading wide my narrow hands to gather Paradise.” How can we dwell in possibility and embrace the possibility of inspiration and healing, the possibility of deep, enduring community? Let us spread our hands to gather, nurture and share all that we … Continue reading Sunday, April 26th – “Dwelling In Possibility”, led by Rev. Telos Whitfield.
We anticipate that this service will be both in-person and on Zoom. Click right here Sunday shortly before 10:00 a.m. to join via Zoom. Masks are not required for in-person attendance, but anyone is welcome to wear one. Our Buddhist friends tell us that pain is inevitable, but suffering is optional. Could the same be said … Continue reading Our Next Service
