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“There Are Always Possibilities–Looking Behind, Looking Ahead “

Sunday, January 13, 2019, 10:45 am In his first service of the New Year, the Almost Rev. Kevin DeBeck reflects on lessons from the previous year to imagine the possibilities for the upcoming year. Our Second Sunday collection will go to Thresholds Established in 1959, Thresholds provides healthcare, housing, and hope for thousands of persons … Continue reading “There Are Always Possibilities–Looking Behind, Looking Ahead “

“The Tale of Christmas, Told in Story and Song “

Monday, December 24, 2018 7:00 pm The Almost Rev. Kevin DeBeck Come celebrate Christmas Eve at Tree of Life with stories and hymns from the season. The service ends by candlelight. A special offering will be taken to support our minister’s discretionary fund. This fund allows our minister to provide private financial assistance to our … Continue reading “The Tale of Christmas, Told in Story and Song “

A Time for Reflection

Sunday, December 30, 2018 10:45am Carol Alfus As 2018 winds down, take some time with us to reflect on the year—its challenges and gifts, regrets and accomplishments, sorrows and joys.

Soul Matters at Tree of Life; Being a Community of Mystery

In our culture, we have a built-in expectation that any “mystery” is offering us the opportunity to put together the pieces of a puzzle or to find answers to something unknown.   But as we explore this month’s Soul Matters packet, frequently we are urged to also think of the “mystery” in our lives as something … Continue reading Soul Matters at Tree of Life; Being a Community of Mystery

Season of Lights

Sunday, December 16, 2018 10:45am Our students have been learning about many Festivals of Lights from around the world. Please join us on December 16th as they showcase their knowledge and bring to you: Season of Lights

New Year’s Resolutions

Sunday, December 9, 2018, 10:45am The Almost Rev. Kevin DeBeck New Year’s is just a few weeks away, and the Almost Rev. Kevin DeBeck wishes to lay out some goals for when the calendar turns to 2019.