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Pastoral Intern Alaina (very soon to be Interim Pastor Alaina) kicked off our theme of Feast Days. She preaches about the importance of dancing and how it can be a spiritual practice. Get your dancing shoes on and give her sermon a listen!
Listen to Rev. Rebecca preach on Easter Sunday! Cloth, weaving, images, and more! We celebrate the Risen Lord together
Rev Vince covered our last "Sacred Sketchbook" theme with the image of the recognizable God. God as ordinary. God as familiar.
Rev. Rebecca is sharing another sacred sketchbook image of God. God as parent as connected to reclamation project.
Rev. Vince covers this week's Sacred Sketchbook image of God as the iconoclast. Famous artworks attacked or destroyed, such as Rembrandt’s “The Night Watch," Velazquez’ “Rokeby Venus,” climate activists gluing themselves to the frame of The Last Supper, and “Mona Lisa” attacked at least five times, in protest of accessibility, citizenship, climate crisis. Tune in to hear all the details of an image-smashing God.
Rev Vince continues our Lenten theme with a sermon on the mystery of God. Multiplying images. Lots of pictures, but no one sees them exactly. We're going on expeditions for God.
Pastoral Intern Alana kicks off our Lenten series "Sacred Sketchbook" with the dark night of the soul. A sermon on when Alana stopped feeling God the way she had been. Sermon image provided by Zoom participant, who draws while they listen to the sermon.
Rev Rebecca is preaching our sermon this Shrove Sunday (otherwise known as Pancake/Waffle Breakfast)! We're talking loving, caring, and serving as we approach Lent.
Rev. Rebecca is using all the "flower stuff" this week for our theme of "Bleeding Hearts." Be tender. Deeply rooted. Tenderness and reserves. All will be covered in this sermon!
Rev. Vince kicks off our new February series, "Bleeding Hearts," with the difference of earnestness and irony. Wholehearted faith vs halfhearted, half measures. Being unmixed, not hedging your bets, hot or cold not hot and cold.
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