Reflections on February’s theme of “love,” and what love calls us to do as people of faith.

Church member Mike Adams talks about racism related to being Native American in the US and who has power over others.

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Church member Mike Adams talks about racism related to being Native American in the US and who has power over others. Text: https://www.facebook.com/notes/mike-adams/power-who-has-it/10155536512694094/

When the rousing sound of the protest march fades into the distance, when the support of community recedes into inaccessibility, what is left to sustain our sense of worth, our conviction in life’s meaning? This service will offer reflections on the challenge to liberal religion for when we are truly alone. The choir will present an expression of this theme drawn from the Jewish tradition.

When the rousing sound of the protest march fades into the distance, when the support of community recedes into inaccessibility, what is left to sustain our sense of worth, our conviction in life’s meaning? This service will offer reflections on the challenge to liberal religion for when we are truly alone. The choir will present … Alone Read More »

Reflections on January’s theme of “Justice.”

Reflections on January’s theme of “Justice.”

Fifty-five years on, Martin Luther King, Jr’s “Letter From a Birmingham Jail” still has a message we need to take to heart.

Fifty-five years on, Martin Luther King, Jr’s “Letter From a Birmingham Jail” still has a message we need to take to heart.

Fifty-five years on, Martin Luther King, Jr’s “Letter From a Birmingham Jail” still has a message we need to take to heart.