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Heading Toward Hope and Healing

Sunday October 2, 2016 Rev. Sean Dennison Life is a journey and sometimes we travel together and sometimes we travel apart. The most important thing is to keep moving toward hope and healing. In his last sermon as minister of Tree of Life, Rev. Sean will celebrate how far we’ve come and wish us well.

Coffee with Questions and Climate Change

You can click on the audio file above to listen to the Coffee with Questions discussion lead by Russ Marks regarding Paul Tillich and Climate Change on August 28, 2016. These discussions are open to the public and are held at 9:15am most Sunday mornings at Tree of Life. We invite you to join us.

Coffee with Questions Intellectual Confusion and Clarity

Click on the track above to hear the Coffee with Questions discussion on Sunday August 14, 2016. Better yet, join us this Sunday August 28th  at 9:15am as the group discusses Topic: Paul Tillich and Climate Change Presenter: Russ Marks {Formated by Bob Jackson] CHILDCARE AVAILABLE ON EMAIL REQUEST TO SAM JONES samjones@ameritech.net I am … Continue reading Coffee with Questions Intellectual Confusion and Clarity

Covenant and Citizenship

Sunday September 25, 2016 10:45am Rev. Sean Parker Dennison There is a lot going on in our nation and the world. Some of it is heart-breaking, some of it is frightening, and some of it is hopeful. What are our responsibilities as citizens? What if we considered our citizenship a covenant? Should our politics and … Continue reading Covenant and Citizenship

From 1 to 512 in 10 Weeks

Sunday September 18, 2016 10:45am Larry Dille Larry and Ann Dille are moving to Arizona this fall. On September 18, Larry will be giving his “swan song” remarks. Larry and Ann have been active members since 1972. During those years, they have witnessed the Church meet the challenges of member growth and financial stability, while … Continue reading From 1 to 512 in 10 Weeks

Renewing Our Covenant

Sunday September 11, 2016 10:45am Rev. Sean Parker Dennison In our annual Kickoff Sunday, we renew the promises that form our community. As Religious Education classes begin, we reflect on the purpose and mission, and recommit ourselves to each other and to building a more compassionate world.