Click above to listen only We enter our third week of reflecting on James Luther Adam’s Smooth Stones. How might we create a just and loving community? Together.

To listen only, click above. This Martin Luther King Sunday we turn our attention to the present day call of intersectionality that King made so clear and so dangerous.  This week, Rev. Kim

To listen only, click above As we celebrate our newest members, we also kick off a 5-part sermon series on Unitarian Theologian James Luther Adam’s “5 Smooth Stones” in which

To listen only click above Rev. Kim offers the first Auction-won sermon of the year with the theme of “What is Enough?” At 9am, Robin Pugh, Director of Lifespan Faith Engage

Rev. Kim invites friend and colleague, the Rev. Shannon Kearns, to share a conversation on spirituality, queerness, grief and goodness.  Shannon TL Kearns is a transgender man who believes in

https://vimeo.com/618026715 Listen here How the practices of love (and enchantment) can help us heal our bruised and shattered nervous systems (and even our ecosystems.) We take a look at the

Click above for audio file only. We conclude, for now, our sermon series on the physical and emotional impact of trauma on our lives and in our congregation. 

We begin a sermon series on reconnecting to the why and how of congregational life.  To listen click above.This week Robin Pugh, Director of Lifespan Faith Engagement, will also offer a v

Streamed service Picture summary of In-person, outdoor service Streamed service Click above for audio only of streamed service. On September 12, there will be two Water Ingathering servi

Audio only file; click above. Rev. Sarah Skochko is a 2020 graduate of Meadville Lombard Theological School. She also has an MFA in Poetry from the University of Oregon. A native of South Jersey, s