To wonder is to not know. It is to question and seek answers. It is also, sometimes, to abide in the not-knowing, to rest in the arms of overwhelmedness, to rejoice in the huge beyond-myself-and-my comprehensionness, to feel the reality that we are part of something big and amazing. We will attempt to face these matters in a whole-souled way.

Children will be with us for the first part of the service.

The prelude will be by child musicians on Orff instruments.