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Who knows what's good or bad? How does our perspective change our reaction to situations? Can we control this? Based on the Taoist story of the farmer and the horse. (7/14/2019)
Aesop’s Fables, where little friends may become great friends, and the animals share great lessons they learned the hard way. (7/7/2019)
Mr. Stevenson is the co-founder and President of the Museum of American Religion. The museum is dedicated to educating the public about the history and salience of America’s religious liberty clauses. (6/30/2019)
Danita Rountree Green (Satiafa) is a Storyteller on a Mission, challenging the narratives on race and historical trauma. Currently she serves as Co-Chief Executive Officer of the Richmond VA chapter of Coming To The Table, a national organization dedicated to racial equity and healing the wounds of enslavement. http://comingtothetable.org/ Author, playwright and Trauma Informed Care facilitator, Danita uses storytelling to help others move through difficult constructs, to find their path and experience the fullness of life. During this service, we will explore the things we carry through life, how we carry them and what we choose to leave behind. (6/23/2019)
Let us remember not just warriors but all heroes that have sacrificed for our nation (5/26/2019)
Exploring the worship of the written word and where it conjunts with deeds, creeds and covenant. (5/19/2019)
How do we sustain hope in our increasingly challenging, and often heart-breaking world? Author, activist, author, and ecologist Joanna Macy believes we are in a moment of revolution called “The Great Turning” in which we are transitioning to a life-sustaining society. (5/12/2019)
Our past shapes us but does it also define us? Can we escape our past and change our ways? Is redemption possible? (4/28/2019)
This month we explore what it means for each of us to experience wholeness, but what does wholeness look like for us as a congregation? (4/14/2019)
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