Click here… to join. What if a thanksgiving table wasn’t just a table that we set on the fourth Thursday in November? What if a thanksgiving table is any place where you slow down for a little bit, to reflect on all the gifts in your life, to be grateful? We invite you to bring … Continue reading Setting the Table – Multigenerational
As we honor Transgender Day of Remembrance, we’ll look in particular at the hostility that Black Trans Women face. We’ll celebrate the beauty that is each one of us, healing wounds and finding wholeness. Click here… to join.
On this Sunday following the election, we’ll consider “the politics of the brokenhearted” and where we might declare our inter-dependence. Come, let’s heal together. Click here… to join.
Let us honor those who have gone on before us, with candle-lighting and naming. We will especially remember those we have lost in this past year, feeling their importance and their connection to us. Click here… to join
Love or Fear – A Choice to Be Made – Click here… to join How are we to be known in the world? Where do we stand? Do we choose to stand up in love or retreat in fear?
Keep Journeying – Click here… to join Today we’ll recognize our newest members; recognizing the importance of making a commitment to a new faith home, especially in a time of pandemic. John Lewis told us, “The journey toward the Beloved Community is a journey of a lifetime,” and so we will journey with you.
Lessons from Indigenous Peoples Day – Click here… to join “To be an Indigenous person is to be engaged in relationships,” says All My Relations podcast team Adrienne Keene and Matika Wilbur. Let us forge connections and relationships where we live. We’ll feature art from Fort Lewis grads and help them build their connections.
What Kind of Church Are We? – Click here… to join The way we gather and are organized, stems from an early agreement, made in 1637. What parts of that covenant lead us in times of trial?
The Poignancy of Living in These Days – Click here to join… Among so many other important things we note, we are also living in what is named in Judaism, “the High Holy Days.” These are days of taking stock, for making amends, to recognize “the deep poignancy of living in these days.”
Love With No Exceptions – Click here to join… It’s been 250 years since John Murray preached his first sermon on American soil. Come, hear how Universalism has made a difference in many lives today.
