Since its founding in 1843, this congregation has seen the conflicts and movements of the nation. What is our story as a religious community? What lives on with us?

Join us for a chance to sing and share in the language of music

What stories shaped our early lives? What are we creating today? See Reverend Jennifer if you would like to share a brief story.

For Christmas Eve, we share the message of Jesus· birth through ancient and modern texts and beautiful music. This service will feature violin music from EmmaLee Holmes-Hicks and piano and organ from Sherry Seckler. Members, friends, family, and visitors are invited.

In this season, we are pulled by our love of the world and our heartbreak for it. What boundaries need to be in place for us to be in our integrity and live into our generous spirit?

The ancient story of the night Jesus was born is often portrayed as a serene affair with Mary and Joseph, gazing adoringly at their new baby while a star lights up the sky. But the Mary of the Bible is only a serene presence. Her own words present a mix of acceptance of the role she has been thrust into and the soul of a revolutionary. Join us on Sunday to explore this revolutionary spirit and what we can learn from her today.

This service focuses on World AIDS Day. Reverend Jennifer would like to hear your stories about AIDS and its impact

Join us for a deeper exploration of how our stories shape our lives. This service follows on the theme of speculative fiction from the ·What If·?· service of Sunday, October 20.

What do a few of our world religions say about our monthly theme of Repair?

On this Sunday after the election, we get our bearings for the work of our time.