Presented by Rev. Carolyn Swift Jones

Thomas Merton described God as “Mercy within Mercy with Mercy”. Come and join us for a very special Fourth of July service outside, in which we will celebrate what it means to release “Mercy Bombs” that burst in our heavenly consciousness. Dropping a “Mercy Bomb” is  not only a great way to get happy, it’s a Divine Way to be the very expression of what it means to be “Mercy within Mercy within Mercy”.

Presented by Revs. Drs. Bill and Cher Holton

Following the service we enjoyed a fun and informative question and answer session with our guests.  The happiness techniques that they teach are evident in their positive attitudes and delightful presentation.  We hope you enjoy and learn from this session with them.

Presented by Revs. Drs. Bill and Cher Holton

Fasten your seat belt as together we dive into Happiness ... because happiness really does matter! We'll be sharing tips and techniques to enhance your happiness level, spiritually and emotionally! Join us for an interactive deep dive into Happiness ... and leave with Spiritual Practices to boost your happiness quotient in all areas of your life! 

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Presented by Rev. Carolyn Swift Jones

In this third prescription for happiness, Jesus promises that the gentler and less violent we are, the more we will be able to experience the earth as a promised land of peace. Come and join us as we explore what it means to practice being at one with all forms of life on our dear planet.
 
Happy are the gentle, because they will be heirs of all the earth.- Matthew 5:5, Sarah Ruden Translation

Presented by Rev Carolyn Swift Jones

In many New Thought communities, grief is often perceived to be a sign that something is wrong. But when understood as a spiritual practice, grief can open our hearts to a depth of compassion that includes everyone and everything. Deep compassion is the fertile ground needed for Peace to bloom, not only within us, but all over the world. Come and join us as we allow our grief to make peacemakers of us all.

 And when he drew near and saw the city, he wept over her, saying, “If only you too had known, on this day, what would bring peace!”- Luke 19:41-42

Presented by Rev. Carolyn Swift Jones

We hope you enjoy our first monthly outdoor service of the season as we embark upon a 5-week Sunday lesson series on The Beatitudes.  These lessons will mirror our Wednesday evening book study. We will engage in deep and meaningful reflection on what it means to live, move, and have our Being in the spirit of non-violence that Jesus taught, lived, and died with. As we remember that living the blueprint of the Beatitudes brings forth true happiness, may we all experience “Blessed Ripeness”!

Ripe are those who reside in breath; to them belongs the reign of unity.

(Aramaic translation by Neil Douglas-Klotz of "Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven", Matthew 5:3)

Presented by Rev. Carolyn Swift Jones-

Scientists affirm that every ingredient in our body and on our planet is made from elements forged by stars. Stars are amazing engines of power that can cause atoms to collide and create new elements across the universe. This is the stuff that we are made of! Come and join us as we disassemble the old creation theologies so as to make room for a new story – a story in which each and every one of us is a star, creating life, over and over again.
 
I am the root and the offspring of David, the bright morning star. – Revelation 22:16

Presented by Rev. Dr. Paul Hasselbeck.  
Who or what is God?  Who are what are you?  Does God use you or do you use God?   Discover the answers to these questions and more as  Rev. Paul brings his joyful and passionate presence to our Sunday service. 

We were honored to have Rev. Dr. Paul Hasselbeck deliver our Sunday message this week.  Afterwards, he stuck around for a wonderful question and answer trip through metaphysical premises, principles and laws.  Rev. Paul makes an often difficult subject impossibly fun.  Enjoy the podcast!

Presented by Rev. Carolyn Swift Jones

When we affirm our Vision statement every Sunday, we say, “Centered in God, we co-create a world that works for all.” What exactly do we mean when we say these words? Is it possible that we are always creating from the Divinity we are, whether we are aware of it or not? Come and join us as we open ourselves up to these questions, which may shake loose some old and embedded beliefs we still have about what – and where – God is.

Jesus said to them, Is it not written in your law, I said, you are gods? – John 11:34