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Beloved community is not built by agreement, perfection, or individual strength. It is built when people choose, again and again, to carry one another through joy, grief, struggle, and hope. … Continue reading Worship – “Carrying Each Other”
This Flower Communion Sunday, we celebrate the beauty of our community and the gift of one year in shared ministry. Each flower we bring honors the unique gifts we offer; … Continue reading Worship – “Many Petals, One Community”
In a world that often tries to diminish queer and trans lives, we choose to flourish anyway. This Pride Sunday, we explore the fierce joy, resilient love, and collective courage … Continue reading Worship – Flourish Anyway – Pride, Power, and Collective Courage
On this Memorial Day, we gather to honor those who have died in military service and to hold the weight of that sacrifice with care. As people of faith, we … Continue reading Worship – “Memorial Day: Curiosity, Memory, and the Cost of Peace”
As we close out April and our theme of Embracing Possibility, we’ll explore how stories shape who we are and who we are becoming. In this all-ages service, we’ll reflect … Continue reading Worship – “The Power of Stories”
Join worship leader Brent Dickerson and Reverend Phoenix for a sharing of poetry and embrace of the possibility that there is poetry all around us. In all we taste, touch, … Continue reading Poetry Service
Easter is not just about what happened to one person long ago—it’s a living invitation to transformation. The stone that sealed the tomb wasn’t just a barrier to resurrection; it … Continue reading Worship – “The Stone Was Rolled Away: Embracing Possibility”
Palm Sunday is a story of bold visibility—of Jesus entering Jerusalem with full awareness of what was to come. It asks us: what does it mean to show up fully, … Continue reading Worship – “The Courage to Be Seen”
Paying attention is not just a personal or contemplative practice—it is a call to action. When we truly witness suffering, beauty, injustice, or love, we are invited to respond. This … Continue reading Worship – “What We Do With What We See”
Deep attention requires more than our eyes—it calls for our hearts and ears. This sermon explores how we listen to the quiet voices: the ones within us, the ones from … Continue reading Worship: “Listening Beneath the Noise”
