If we can muster the words and ask God for peace, righteousness and faithfulness will prevail. Sermon begins at 7:22.

Shaking the dust off your feet is about not living in fear and resentment. Sermon begins at 6:46. 

Though I’m no numerologist, I believe our Gospel reading from Mark 5 (like faith traditions around the world) invites us to pay attention to Numbers. After all, Numbers can be messengers, Angelic notes if you will for like a musical scale, each number has its own vibration and message. Sermon begins at 9:46.

Join us as we hear a word from Rabi Laurie Rice.

Today we have special music composed by Dave Ragland, and a sermon by Becca where she gives us three things she's learned in her 30 years of ordained ministry. Sermon begins at 9:04.

A Sunday of 6 baptisms and communion in the park!

If our motive is about our fears, and not the overall picture of justice--then perhaps we pause. Do I want to align myself with the cause enough to suffer alongside of it? Acting within community, through the mystery of Christ, for solutions for healing and hope. Nicodemus didn't intervene to prevent Christ from dying--though he showed up to claim his body. He also depended upon Jesus to calm him even in the midst of Jesus's own pain. Learning to heal and liberate is a communal work. Sermon begins at 9:27.

It is the Spirit who gives us courage to speak out, and stand up. The church that we stand in, on our beautiful feet, sends us into the world with the Holy Spirit to bring good news. Sermon begins at 9:41.

Praying for our sacred lives while living into the realities of our worlds. Sermon begins at 7:57.

Submitting to lasting relationship, is abiding. Jesus says, when you abide, you are transformed from servants to friends. Becca shares a story about anger and abiding and transformation. Sermon begins at 17:15.