The Halloween season is the time for scary stories. Why do we love them so much? Even aschildren, we often delight in the wicked witch and Rumpelstiltskin. In this exploratory service, wedelve into the lessons of scary stories. Missed the service? Click here: https://youtu.be/KStb7pL9op4
The presidential election is almost here and the polarization in politics seems to only be gettingstronger. How do we handle this division among ourselves while maintaining our dignity andintegrity? Missed the service? Click here: https://youtu.be/vJA3g9uFpJg
October 11th and 12th are Yom Kippur this year, the Hebrew Day of Atonement. It is the holiestday of the year for the Jewish faith. Why is atonement so important and what can we learn fromit? Missed the service? Click here: https://youtu.be/t2DPPp-lEeI
Our faith is deeply grounded in welcoming and inclusion. We see diversity as an asset and work to embrace all people. Yet as a faith we still struggle with racial, economic, and class diversity. How do we overcome these hurdles as a denomination? Missed the service? Click here: https://youtu.be/01DV5xWDDh8
– Sharon Delgadillo and Rev. Walter celebrate the changing of the seasons this Sunday and prepares us for the monger nights and colder days. Missed the service? Click here: https://youtu.be/KKG2lojdUIA
We kick of the beginning of this year’s Religious Exploration program with an introduction to our new DRE, messages from the DRE search team about the importance of Religious Exploration for our community and our faith. We also encourage that you have your school age youth (and teachers too!) bring their backpack to bless as … Continue reading The Congregation is the Curriculum
Join us for our annual Water Communion ritual. You are invited to bring water to service from a place that is special to you. Whether it be from a place you visited over the summer or your very own tap. In this exploratory service there will be different water stations to explore in community. Missed … Continue reading Water Communion
One of the first questions we often ask when meeting someone for the first time is “What do you do for a living?” While this question is often asked with genuine curiosity, it reveals how our culture ties identity to productivity and values different types of labor. How do our values of equity and interdependence … Continue reading Does Our Work Define Us?
This Sunday is our Blessing of the Animals service. Join us as youthPreston Beery tells us what he has learned from his cats and how the animals in our lives havedeep lessons to teach us. Please feel free to bring your dogs, birds, reptiles and other friends toreceive a blessing. We also welcome you to … Continue reading Lessons From My Cat
Spiritual community is vital to faith development because we cannot spiritually grow in a vacuum. How does that work in a pluralistic faith like our own? Missed the service? Click here: https://youtu.be/dceVCv5mhko
