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We don't mean the inherent worth of everyone do we? Certainly there must be one or two exceptions, right? Spoiler Alert: There Aren't. Rev. Aija Simpson preaching with worship associate Julie Ham.
“Love Wins” We often speak of justice and compassion as though they might be in contradiction with each other. On Tuesday we will be called to make a decision in a campaign where both Justice and Compassion have often seemed in short supply. How do we bring these values out of the sanctuary and into … Continue reading Worship: “Love Wins”
The 2016 election season has left many of us feeling raw, wounded, and even afraid. How can we honor and love the inherent worth and dignity of all souls, after a year that has focused so often on criticism and negativity? Come sit together in quiet with Rev. Aija, music director David, and others from … Continue reading In the Same Room: A Time of Meditation and Unity
Dick Poland will lead the service with worship associate Dot Everhart. Service music by music director, David M. Glasgow.
This session will cover the basics, including some changes since our last training session, so students of all levels of experience are welcome! (Attendance at this session is mandatory for new sound board operators, and strongly recommended for experienced board operators who wish to continue to serve in that capacity.) We'll get started directly after the Town … Continue reading Sound Board Operators Training Session
We offer thanks for the gifts we have been given. To what and to whom do those gifts behold us? Rev. Aija Simpson preaching with worship associates from the Mozambique Steering Committee. On this Sunday before Thanksgiving, we consider for what, and to whom, we might feel gratitude. The choir sings music of Stephen Schwartz, … Continue reading Worship: “We Offer Thanks”
We often use the words justice and fairness as thought they were interchangeable. But are they. Are there some things that are just but just aren’t fair? Rev. Aija Simpson preaching with worship associate Deb Stille. Service music by guest pianist Carole Knisely.
From Bishop Nicholas of Myra to our modern Santa and his elves. What can we learn from the fourth century saint? Gisela Roethke is service leader with worship associate Rachel Teates.
As we prepare for the season of festivals of light, we explore the Hanukkah story and the quest for religious freedom. Julie Ham is service leader.
