What does it mean to make a living and a life in the 21st century? Inspired by the incredible work of Studs Terkel and recent writers, this service will feature a reader’s theater style presentation. We will highlight the honest and diverse voices of today’s … read more.
We had so many insightful questions during our recent extemporaneous Question Service that we couldn’t get to them all! Join us this Sunday as we continue the conversation. Rev. Joyce will share prepared responses to some of the remaining questions submitted by our congregation. Come … read more.
Life brings both hard times and great joys. Inspired by the classic song “Joy and Pain” by Maze and Frankie Beverly, we will look at why we need both the sunshine and the rain to grow, and how these shared experiences can bring us closer … read more.
It’s easy to feel like we’re supposed to handle everything on our own these days. But real well-being isn’t a solo sport. This Sunday, we’ll look at why being part of a community matters so much for our health and happiness. What happens when we … read more.
In her book The Sum of Us, Heather McGhee asks a simple question about the American landscape that has haunted me for some time: “Why can’t we have nice things?” From public parks to community resources, she explores how the “zero-sum” myth, the idea that … read more.
We are often told to be “realistic,” a word that frequently serves as a boundary for our spirits and our justice work. But what if the “possible” is something we must actively practice, like an instrument or a muscle? Join me this Sunday as we … read more.
This Sunday we are invited to notice how easily we miss our own lives while dreaming of someplace more dramatic. Using Walter Mitty as a mirror, we’ll consider how paying attention can reveal meaning and wonder in the ordinary. What might change if the real … read more.
In our month of practicing resistance, we’ll draw wisdom from the African American Portraits exhibit “Let Your Motto Be Resistant.” Through art and story, we’ll explore resistance as a spiritual discipline. Join us for a service that invites both reflection and commitment to what happens … read more.
Join us as we celebrate the principles of Kwanzaa with a reflection on Ujimaa—collective work and responsibility. Together we’ll explore how we build and sustain our communities through shared purpose, care, and commitment.
Join us for our annual intergenerational holiday pageant as we celebrate the many ways people welcome light and hope in the dark of winter. Through story and music our children and youth will share the spirit of Yule, Chanukah, and Advent as they remind us … read more.
