Bill Clark shares with us the path of forgiveness he has traveled and how that journey now informs the work he does as an advocate and peacemaker.

One thing we know from the Jesus story: forgiveness is what Jesus does, and what we're invited to practice. What we also know? Forgiveness - what it is, how we do it - is hard and raises all kinds of questions. This Sunday, we kick off our first sermon series of 2020, a conversation exploring the dynamic practice of forgiveness.

Pastor Sara wraps up our BeComing Home series on Christmas Eve.

As we enter into this final week of Advent, Pastor Sara invites us to contemplate grief and hope, how they're intertwined, and what it all means as we move through the darkest night of this season toward the light and love of Christmas.

Advent 2 - Pastor Ryan preaches a message comfort and challenge, considering how the time and place into which Jesus was born is strangely (perhaps even frighteningly) similar to what we experience today.

Pastor Sara kicks off our Advent series with a message on the challenging ways we're invited to engage with the unknown in our lives.

To wrap up our Love is a Verb series, Pastor Ryan invites us to explore our Practice of Living Generously through gratitude. We all know we should be thankful. The problem is we can’t "should" ourselves into gratitude. Come explore two practices that open us to a thanks-filled life.

What do we do with what we have? It is one of the core questions we live with (whether we realize it or not!) and THIS Sunday we dive into it! We're in the homestretch of our Love is a Verb fall series, continuing into week two of our 3-week conversation on our core Practice of Living Generously.

We've hit the homestretch of our Love is a Verb fall series and we are kicking off three weeks on our final Salt House core practice: Living Generously. You'll be surprised by where this is headed! Join us for these formative weeks specially sculpted to help us take an honest look at ourselves, our world, and orient us for the the upcoming holiday season.

All Saints Sunday is the observed throughout the church on the first Sunday in November. Today we engage in conversation around tables for our First Sunday Feast, remembering and celebrating the lives of those who've been Saints in our lives, especially those who've died in the past year.