January 3, 2015 We’ll talk about our resistance to change, even when we say we want it. Why do we do that? How can we break the pattern? Is it even worth trying? And, maybe most importantly, where is a good place to start?
December 27, 2015 Sometimes when things don’t go as we had expected, hope can show up in the strangest of places. We’ll explore the idea of allowing hope in anyway, even when it looks battered and bruised.
Thursday, December 17th, 2015 7 p.m. at Tree of Life During the holidays, we often encounter expectations of jolliness and cheer that may not ring true. The pressure to act merry can make this time of year difficult. Grief, depression, poverty, and difficult family situations are just some of the things that can … Continue reading Special “Blue December” Midweek Service
December 20, 2015 The Wheel of the Year turns and we too turn with it, towards the light! Come and rejoice in the return of the Divine Light at this earth-centered Winter Solstice service. Worship will incorporate elements of ritual to celebrate the start of the solar year.
December is a month full of expectations. For some, those expectations are an inspiration and a joy. For others, this season includes much disappointment and sadness. In the busy rush of the season, I often find myself remembering the words of Rev.Mark Belletini who wrote, “Take care of yourselves as bodies, for you are a … Continue reading Minister’s Mind–Expectation
Join us on December 13th as we come together in community for our ALL AGES SERVICE. This year we will be revisiting the “No Rehearse” NATIVITY PAGEANT. A joyful opportunity to take part in the traditional story of the birth of Jesus.
December 6, 2015 Sometimes it feels like everything is broken, the altars of our lives are desecrated, and there is not enough oil to keep our sacred lights shining. Today we explore the metaphors and lessons of Hanukkah.
Sunday November 29, 2015
From Sam Jones, Director of Religious Education We have enjoyed a spectacular Fall this year. The weather and the colors have been the reason for many pictures and activities. The Fall season always stirs up fond memories of leaf collecting, coloring and pulling out warmer clothing, warm foods like soups and stews and enjoying the … Continue reading Falling In Community
Who are your ancestors? Who are the people who have made you who you are? Can you name your biological ancestors? Your spiritual ones? Our theme for November is “Ancestry” and it has already stirred these questions and more in me. Thinking of my biological ancestors is most often an opening for gratitude. I remember … Continue reading Minister’s Mind: Ancestry
