Gary Kowalski, delivered by Diane Larson
Join us on Easter Sunday for our annual tradition of Flower Communion. Please bring a flower to exchange.
Flower Communion symbolizes the light and color and fragrance of many creeds, many cultures, and many races joining together in a bright, living bouquet. It is a testament to the power of love to withstand hate. The flowers we share this morning bring us the assurance that warmth and kindness can pierce through frost of cruelty and indifference, that mercy and decency will blossom, that goodness has deep roots and will prevail. What seems most fragile and perishable is most persistent and enduring.