Short-sighted living often makes no room for wonder. How can “taking the long view” relieve discomfort in the now and create fertile ground for wonder? Rev. Emilie Boggis preaching.

Daniel Cymbala, Worship Associate, Leading Being in Covenant with community asks us to rise to the challenge of being our better selves during challenging times. How can being in powerful covenant with ourselves help us when it comes to doing the hard ...

Helen Kaar, Worship Associate, Leading We say it is our mission to heal the world. What can equip us to keep striving for this ambitious goal?

Rev. Dr. Robin Tanner, Leading This entire month will be focused in covenant, or the set of promises we make to one another. Covenant was once a way in which our spiritual ancestors sought to end religious violence.

Descartes said “I think therefore I am”. So if “we think” does that mean “we are”? In this service we will explore the dynamic between personal and group identity.

Some anonymous person once said, “Don’t let your struggle become your identity.” It’s clear that we are living through a hard, uncertain time. We’re either grieving the past or terrified of the uncertain future.

Join us for this week’s meditation with a moment of prayer with Tuli. 

Join Rev. Emiile Boggis as she discusses the subject of identity. Scientists have determined that it is your 33rd year of life where you utter the sentence: “Oh, it’s true. I am becoming my parent.” How much is our own identities?

Join Rev. Dr. Robin Tanner as she reflects on the place of art in our lives.

Join our guest speaker Julica Hermann DelaFuente for this week’s sermon.