On this Flower Communion Sunday, we will celebrate the beauty of community. After two years of COVID we are still growing strong. If you can, please bring a flower or flowers!

Today we will consider our relationship to our ancestors and beloved dead. Those relationships don’t die as long as we are alive, and can enrich our lives.

After a lying dormant through a long winter and COVID year, we are becoming alive. This is a celebration of life.

When we talk about racial justice, so often we talk about stopping harm. This is critical, but it also seems like sometimes we just need to imagine what it means to be free.