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Revs. David and Teri Schwartz, We live in a time in which outright hatred is part of our public discourse and systemic injustice shapes what is possible. Through music and Dr. King’s writings, we’ll explorehow Dr. King’s legacy might speak to our work for justice today, 89 years after his birth.
Celebrating the winter solstice and this season of darkness, quiet, and waiting.
In this moment of history, and many of our individual lives, it's easy to despair and be overwhelmed. A service of hope for each of us and all of us.
Stories and inspiration for the courage to do big things, and the ordinary daily courage of living with integrity.
Our task is to bend the moral arc of the universe toward justice, and the ways we do so are profoundly diverse. We can do direct action and policy reform; political campaigns and labor organizing; academic analysis, direct service, fundraising, and self-transformation. This Sunday, we explore this rich ecosystem of work for justice.
Active and intentional spiritual practices opens a door for transformation, a different
I heard one definition of the first element on the periodic table given this way: "Hydrogen is an element with one electron that, given enough time, turns into humans," A service exploring how complex forms emerge from simple beginnings -- in the universe, and in our own lives.
On Easter Sunday, we retell and recommit ourselves to the story of our spiritual ancestors: a community of resistance, proclaiming and living a radical love here and now, in an age when lives grind to dust under the wheels of empire.
An inter-generational celebration of playfulness, humor and foolishness! We’re a people who take our mission and purpose seriously…and who love laughter too.
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