This Sunday’s sermon will be led by Rev. Linda Goodman and centers on the witness of Julian of Norwich, who lived through a time of profound suffering. There was a 100 year war being waged between England and France, causing death, destruction and famine. A pandemic … read more.
When fear is used to dominate and oppress, love is how we resist. In the 60s they were putting flowers in gun barrels. Today ICE agents are meeting protesters in the form of giant green frogs. Valerie Kaur says, “When we choose to be brave … read more.
This week’s service, “The Thanksgiving Myth – Native Perspectives on Gratitude,” looks beyond the familiar Thanksgiving story to the fuller, often untold history of the Wampanoag and other Indigenous peoples. We will explore their stories of loss, resilience, and survival and reflect on how Native … read more.
In a world that feels heavy, how do we hold onto joy? This week, we’ll draw inspiration from The Book of Joy, the heartwarming conversations between the Dalai Lama and Archbishop Desmond Tutu. These two lifelong friends, who’ve faced incredible hardship, still live with laughter, … read more.
