In offering her response to the election polarization and noise, the Sikh activist Valerie Kaur has said “We have to find a way to live together still. The only way we will birth a multiracial democracy is if we hold up a vision of a future that leaves no one behind, not even our worst … Continue reading Wholeness and Healing
What a difference it can make for another person, when we just listen……when we really listen…… setting aside our opinions and our advice, to kindly receive the heart of another. What a difference heart listening can make in our own life……to welcome the messages our heart wants us to hear. Join us for a worship … Continue reading Heart Listening- A Gift to Share!
Our Water Communion Service always marks an “in-gathering” and the start of our church year. We celebrate coming back together by pouring out water that represents our summer experiences or symbolizes our relationship to water. For our worship, together we pour water to honor a meaningful experience, or collected from a special occasion, or to … Continue reading Water: An Invitation of Life
Light enables us to see shapes, colors, and all that surrounds us. The light of Love enables us to see who we are, how we are, and what needs our care. Through readings and the music of the Wailin’ Mahalias, we celebrate how love brings light into life and into how we see the world. … Continue reading Light and Love: Our Flower Wheel Service
Each Sunday we gather to celebrate our shared experience of Life. Sometimes we call this experience “community” …. And sometimes we call it Love. With our communion rituals, we bring our attention to these connections….. chocolate seems such a natural medium for celebrating Love in joy. We will share a chocolate sacrament that’s organic and … Continue reading Chocolate Communion – A Sweet Celebration
This Sunday, we highlight Hinduism, Christianity, Perennial Wisdom, and Native American spirituality as some of the world’s diverse expressions of sacred wisdom and we will share our individual experiences with the gifts of these faiths.
Let’s explore our successes and what we are still called to create for our community to flourish.
We are offering a simple and streamlined online gathering – a time of stillness and community.
What happens when we think of generosity as an expression of community?
Worship Arts coordinator, M. E. Tanabe and our Music Director, Lilith Ransburg, are collaborating to create a worship of words and music.
