Advent, a much forgotten and mis-practiced season, offers a unique opportunity in our culture. Because you can’t have Christmas without Advent. Every story of transformation begins here. So we begin our Advent conversations with the first step: Darkness and Absence.

A sensory process to engage with Advent in a tactile way. Journey through Advent not only with your head, but with your hands.

This can be done at home without audio (instructions are included in a PDF on our website).

How community stories keep going — and how the story changes over time.

Humans constantly engage with all kinds of topics; people, things, ideas' but what do you talk about when you talk about yourself, to yourself? I can sometimes be a noisy clanging of self-doubt. Is there a way to change the tune.

A baptism (with Tracy York), a different kind of sermon (the Eucharist), and a morning of celebrating a new season. Featuring “Path Abandoned” & “Pilgrims” by Noah Martis.

What is community, actually? And what should it truly look like? Here’s a conversation on real community and the hope we ought to have for community in this place.

Our lives are meant to walk towards the light. But how do we get there? How do we move forward?

Brian Gottshall shows us the way with a performance of his songs followed by a conversation on growth, roots, & creativity.

What does it mean to be a human being within an ecosystem? Are we part of a community of all living creatures? And, if so, what ought that mean for how we live?

A conversation with nods to St. Francis, Wendell Berry, & John Wesley.

Two charts and a messy basement.

“And let it begin with me…”

The unfolding story of the world will begin with you. In order for this whole thing to be all it can be, we need you to be you. Which begins with how you view yourself — and then has implications for how you view others.