The November Special Collection will be the Day Center run by the Congregations United for Compassion and Empowerment (CUCE).
with Worship Associate Carol Carter WalkerHumans in many places, cultures and religious traditions choose this time of year to remember and honor the ancestors, and to renew connections across the divide of time and death. In this service of remembrance, we will recall the gifts of our ancestors and our ties to them, as we … Continue reading The Long View: Remembering the Ancestors
with Liturgist Sabrina JonesIn a world of deep interconnectedness, what happens when our connections take place within societal structures that have their own impact? We’ll explore this question by looking closely at one small part of daily life – sugar: why we want it, how we get it, and what it all might mean for … Continue reading Systems, Sugar and the Interdependence of Justice
with Worship Associate Anne HooverOur theme for this month (the first of the 6 values in the proposed Article II revision) is Justice. In this service, we’ll explore some of the theology behind being a justice-oriented religion, and what it might mean for us. Streaming to our FaceBook page, on Zoom and in person at 3:00 … Continue reading Giving Life the Shape of Justice
with Worship Associate Carol BostonWhy does the world need this church? To whom are we accountable? For what? These big spiritual questions are about our purpose, or mission. As we begin discerning this church’s purpose, let’s reflect together on what some of these questions might offer to each of us and this congregation. Streaming to … Continue reading Living Our Purpose
with Worship Associate Lula BeattyWater is essential for life, dangerous in excess, and a wonderful, flexible metaphor for ways of being in this world. How might these times call us to be the water? In this ingathering service, we will celebrate our first in-person water communion in four years. All are invited to bring a … Continue reading Be the Water
