During this time of the pandemic all worship services, events and activities are online. Please join our virtual worship service on Sundays at 10:00 a.m.
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This month’s theme has been “cultivating relationships” Those words may evoke in us reflection on how we are in relationship with each other, our church, our families, our neighbors. And there is so much more to … read more.
Photo by Sarah Richards.
Special music by the Chalice Choir lovingly led by David Edwards.
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As we celebrate our 51st annual Earth Day this year, rather than focus on all the destruction we have already done, let’s … read more.
Artwork by Kathleen Myers.
Featuring the Chalice Choir led by David Edwards.
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In February we enjoyed services and “Soul Matters” conversations about this treasured community and what it means to cultivate a broader “beloved” community. … read more.
With music by the Chalice Choir under the direction of David Edwards.
Image by Nick Quan on Unsplash.
Community is about finding a home, a place where we find others who wish to travel with us toward things that matter—spiritual awakening, compassion, refuge and hope, truth and meaning—all … read more.
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Photo by Sarah O. Richards.
These times are riven with anxiety and uncertainty. Politics, religion, economics, our institutions, and even our family and community have all become unsure. It might at first seem naive … read more.
Each year, on the Sunday before Memorial Day, we set aside time to remember departed beloveds. There will be opportunities for shared remembrances and appreciations of those no longer with us in body, but whose love still moves within us. Some say that it is … read more.
Guest musician: Barbara Dunn
It is true that no one individual can solve the challenges facing our planet, but each of us can, and must, make choices for the good of all life. Our 7th principle asks no less of us. Through story, music, and poetry, … read more.
