Octavia Butler’s novel “The Parable of the Sower” begins in 2024 — even though it was written decades earlier. But we’re here now, and the book seems more like an oracle than a work of fiction. What are the lessons and the hopes that we can learn from this novel as we stare down a … Continue reading A Fearful Future, or a Story of Hope?
Most people across the world honor their ancestors, including sub-cultures within the United States. This practice is mostly gone in white dominant culture. We will consider why this is so while considering the heritage of our own ancestors. Please bring photographs of your beloved dead to share.
Join us as we learn more about the events of the 2023 General Assembly. This service will include readings from General Assembly sermons, conversations about the Article II proposal which passed, and an exciting Time for All Ages featuring JETPIG, a space-traveling adventurer fueled by Love.
Sometimes the best way to gather is to have fun together! Join us for this delightful, interactive service complete with games, mad-libs, toys, and more. All ages are welcome to participate in the service as we explore what it means to co-create our Sunday service with play at the center!
Creativity and imagination can pull us into flow and bring us alive. Taking time to create can connect us more deeply with ourselves and existence.
What Generosity Brings: stories of Gratitude & Giving from Sara Blackthorne, Scott Winters, Kera Magarill, and Dan Boyce
