In Robin Wall Kimmerer’s short read, The Serviceberry, she writes:
“I suppose in an industrial economy “production” is the source of the flow, rooted in human labor and the conversion of earthly gifts to commodities. But so often that production is at the cost of great … read more.
We will kick off our monthly theme of Trust with a participatory, multigenerational worship service.
2025.0302 OOS – Trusting Ourselves
Join us after the service in-person hospitality downstairs in the Fellowship hall. Children’s programs (Nursery and Children’s Chapel) are up and running.
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We will kick off our monthly theme of Inclusion with a participatory, multigenerational worship service.
2025.0202 OOS – You Are Welcome Here
The nursery will be available for those needing wiggle room.
Join us after the service in-person hospitality downstairs in the Fellowship hall.
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As we begin our January theme of Story with a multigenerational service, we will explore some of the stories we may have learned in childhood: nursery rhymes, fairy tales, and others. What messages from them might we carry well into adulthood? How have they shaped … read more.
Join us for a participatory service for all ages, celebrating the holiday season!
Nursery will be available.
Clothing Drive During Sunday Worship 12/17
During our intergenerational pageant this Sunday, please consider bringing warm clothing and winter weather accessories to the chancel. This action will be prompted in our script. … read more.
Guest Rev. Melissa A. Ketchum joins Director of Children’s Faith Development Macey Forsyth for a collaborative worship service to kick off the monthly theme of The Path of Love. This service will focus on how our seemingly small acts of love provide mutual benefit, both … read more.
Each year we approach winter knowing there will be darkness and short days. Does it also have to be a time of sadness? No, we can open ourselves to joy, recognizing how everything around us, including time itself, is always transforming.
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