We Are Known
Our Soul Matter’s theme this month is about Belonging. What does it mean to “belong,” what does it feel like to belong, how do we know we belong to something or someone? We’ll explore these questions and more.
Speaker: Reverend Marlene Walker
Disrupting Expectation
So often we focus on what is planned, on what we expect will happen. What if we found a way to not only be open to changes in our expectations but actively worked to disrupt them? What might happen? What treasures and surprises might come our way.
Bibs and Aprons
What are our expectations of being and belonging in community? Do we come into community expecting to bring our bibs or aprons? What’s the difference?Come find out. **Round Table immediately following this service. Childcare will be provided.
Love Is the Water That Wears Down the Rock
Welcome back for our Multi-generational In-gathering and Water Ceremony as we kick off a new church year. Remember to bring some water to share, some water that represents the places and the people you love. We’ll have some extra water if you forget.
The Chalice and the Flame
When we think of the Chalice we often think mostly of the flame. But without the bowl of the chalice there would be nothing to hold the flame. The chalice is as important as the flame. Our congregation, our people, are the bowl that holds the flame of our commitments. During this service we will … Continue reading The Chalice and the Flame
Finding Abundance
Summer can be a time of abundance. Where do you find abundance in your life? And how can we begin to think more abundantly about our lives together.
Now I Walk in Beauty
As we prepare for the days of summer, and hopefully a slower pace of life, how can we find and make room for more beauty in our lives.
Flower Communion Sunday
One of our Unitarian martyrs is Nobert Capek. He began his ministry as a Baptist heretic in Prague, Czechoslovakia, fled into exile to New York City, found himself labeled a heretic within the American Baptist church, and converted to Unitarianism. We will honor his life and witness with the Flower Communion Service that he developed … Continue reading Flower Communion Sunday
The Church That Matters
In the church that matters we decide again and again to ask tough questions, to take real risks, to do work that needs doing, and to tell the truth.” On this Sunday of our Annual Congregational meeting, let’s get curious about what it might mean to be the church that really matters.
Curiosity Did Not Kill the Cat
What would it be like if we approached the world and those around us with curiosity? What doors, relationship and and possibilities might open for us?