Moving from Stillness to Imagination…
It is almost 2021, and this transition from December to January begs us to take a collective pause, an exhale. Many may take time to note how the last several months have influenced our identities, our culture. This might inform people … read more.
“By not giving ourselves the minutes — or hours — free of devices and distractions, we risk losing our ability to know who we are and what is important to us.” -Alan Lightman
Recently in Children’s Chapel, we listened to the story … read more.
Minister’s Message
Dear Friends,
We are in the time of blessed darkness, the longest night of the year nearly upon us. Seeds grow in the dark of sunless soil. Babies grow in the dark waters of the womb. May this be a time as we wait—for … read more.
“By not giving ourselves the minutes — or hours — free of devices and distractions, we risk losing our ability to know who we are and what is important to us.” -Alan Lightman
This past week in Children’s Chapel, we listened to … read more.
Speaker: Stillness Inside and Out—Rev. Dr. Rita Capezzi
Minister’s Message
Dear Friends,
In this month of stillness, we are invited to think about quieting ourselves and listening for the still, small voice both inside and out. I look forward to having more to say about this idea on Sunday.
And there are other ways to … read more.
“Perhaps embracing the inherent incompleteness of what we know of the world is a form of hope, allowing us to remember that there’s always something left to unfold or be discovered — and not always in the way we might’ve been conditioned to expect it. … read more.
