Horror Bible 2021 continues with Rev Sam’s favorite Biblical ghost story and a cameo by Emily Dickinson.

This week, we'll host Neshoba Unitarian Universalist Church for the final installment of the Lost Words and Lost Worlds worship series.

The red fox is an important symbol of The Church of the River. What lessons does it have to teach us with its presence? And what can it teach us with its absence?

This week we are beginning a series exploring the book The Lost Words by Robert MacFarlane and Jackie Morris. To celebrate our annual River Sunday, we will be kicking things off by talking about river otters, and the ways in which they teach us about diving in.

In a time of anger and fear, how can we stay compassionate towards people who are actively causing harm?

Most of our narratives about war are overly simplistic and one-sided. What do we do with the more complicated realities? And what important lessons can we learn from Rahab, one of the more maligned biblical heroes?

The biblical hero Gideon was born into a difficult time that was then made even worse by an unexpected crisis. Sound familiar? Gideon was given some important tools to help combat the crisis, and he took full advantage of them because there was evidence in front of him that proved their effectiveness. Again, sound familiar? This week we’re going to be examine how Gideon’s story can help us deepen our spiritual lives and resilience during this ongoing pandemic.

This week, we will consider how we might learn from the natural world - especially from roots and wings - about how to be in community with one another and how to emerge from the pandemic holding one another more closely.

A pilgrimage is a journey, often to an unknown place, that we undergo in search of knowledge about ourselves and about the Sacred. In this moment of uncertainty, join us as we seek new understandings together in the fourth part of this month-long worship series.

A pilgrimage is a journey, often to an unknown place, that we undergo in search of knowledge about ourselves and about the Sacred. In this moment of uncertainty, join us as we seek new understandings together in the third part of this month-long worship series.