“Fear can hold you prisoner. Hope can set you free.” The next film in our Sacred Cinema series, the beloved classic film The Shawshank Redemption, is all about hope and holding on … Continue reading Sacred Cinema—The Shawshank Redemption
Melissa Marote, Worship Associate Active Hope is a practice—it isn’t something you have, it’s something you do. As we face numerous crises, this Sunday we draw on Joanna Macy’s “Work That … Continue reading Active Hope: Facing the Mess We’re in with Resilience and Creativity
Julie Borden, Worship Associate Based on the writings of civil rights activist and writer James Baldwin, I Am Not Your Negro is an incendiary snapshot of Baldwin’s observations on American race relations—and … Continue reading Sacred Cinema: I Am Not Your Negro
Linda Fitzgerald, Worship Associate Protesters often get the most credit for bringing about social changes, but today we honor the varied ways we can create more justice in this world. Choir: “Like … Continue reading Protests Aren’t The Only Path to Justice
Julie Borden, Worship Associate Join us for our annual candlelit Christmas Eve service to sing carols, share the ancient story of the rebirth of hope, and reflect on the meaning … Continue reading Candlelight Christmas Eve Service
Todd Covert, Worship Associate We’ll be opening gifts a day early on Christmas Eve morning. Please join us for a creative participatory service where we unwrap (literally) the many gifts … Continue reading The Gifts of Christmas
On the longest night of the year, join us for a contemplative service to honor the complicated feelings the holidays can bring.
Tracy Watson, Worship Associate How can we come together despite the fractious nature of US politics? Second in a two part series inspired by the quote, “We Need Not Think … Continue reading We Need Not Vote Alike to Love Alike
Melissa Marote, Worship Associate The first in a two part series inspired by the quote, “We Need Not Think Alike to Love Alike,” attributed to 16th Century Transylvanian Unitarian Ferenc Dávid, we … Continue reading We Need Not Believe Alike to Love Alike
David Early, Worship Associate Drawing on the concept of Kuuyam, the Tongva word for guests, how might we think differently about our relationship to the land and the indigenous people … Continue reading Guests on this Land
