Finding Grace in “I Don’t Know”
In a culture of perfectionism, multiplying ways of knowing, quick fixes, and a hack for every project, learning to sit with not having an answer can be difficult. What wisdom can we gain from not knowing something?
Speaker: Omega Burckhardt
Rubies and Lobs
In tennis, “rubies” and “lobs” serve up different opportunities for developing muscles and stamina. Join us for an exploration for the ways in which we can use rubies and lobs to our advantage and how we can begin again in love when we fault.
Risky Resilience
What does it mean to be a people of resilience and risk? How can we travel this path together knowing we might never reach our destination? This is a multigenerational service inspired by the resilience of love. We will have activities that signify spreading love throughout our church community, and we’ll send love to the … Continue reading Risky Resilience
Everyone Has a Name
When conflicting values cause us to question what we should do, we must remember who we are. Our names, whether those given to us by our parents, the blowing wind, or the waves of the Great Lakes, remind us of true selves. When we remember who we are before the world told us who it … Continue reading Everyone Has a Name
Learning to be Astonished
The calendar year draws to an end, giving us a moment to reflect on all that we have experienced. As the sun sets on the bright but short days of winter, we are awed by the sky’s pinks and purples. Upon the glorious sunset of the year, let us practice together the art of being … Continue reading Learning to be Astonished
Making A List
As our days grow shorter and the cold of winter envelopes us, so, too, arrives a season of bustle and joy, solemnity and awe. Let us hold space for all that shines this season, and help us learn to set down the activities that are more of a burden than a blessing.
The King’s Loaves
Come join us for this very special Multigenerational Thanksgiving Service created by the Rev. Erika Hewitt. It contains drama, music and a Breads of the World communion. We invite everyone to bring a bread product that represents your heritage or tradition. Please also bring an index card marked with your name and the heritage or … Continue reading The King’s Loaves
Sunday Bacon
We honor and grow our relationships in ways great and small. Sometimes, it’s with elaborate, public rituals. Perhaps more meaningfully, we create small traditions that show our loved ones and community that they are important, and that we are paying attention to how we are and how we want to be with them. In which … Continue reading Sunday Bacon
Who Are ‘We’?
When we look around the table, who do we see? What parts of ourselves do we bring to the table? Who are “we” at the table?
Cherishing the End
So often the end of a process or experience will pass us by, unnoticed and unrecognized until much later when we have the gift of time and perspective. As humans who crave beginnings and new perspectives some of us are afraid of endings. What would it look like to embrace the end? What would it … Continue reading Cherishing the End