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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.
Join us Sunday, November 27 at 6:30 pm in the Yuuth Room to select the books for 2017. Contact Richard Bronakoski at [email protected] for more information.
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.
Second Tuesdays - Hindsight, Humor & Hope: Who, Me, An elder? Elderhood in the twenty-first century brings a golden gift of time that earlier generations may not have received. It offers moments to rethink and revalue one’s expertise and interests. Increased self-understanding makes it possible to expand one’s ability to create something new or build … Continue reading Adult Ed – Hindsight, Humor & Hope: Who, Me, An elder?
