Getting to Know You
What does it mean to truly know another person and to let yourself be known? As we gather, we’ll reflect on the gifts of curiosity, … Read the rest “Getting to Know You”
July 5, 2026 10:00 am
What does it mean to truly know another person and to let yourself be known? As we gather, we’ll reflect on the gifts of curiosity, … Read the rest “Getting to Know You”
Bringing our whole selves to our community is enough. We needn’t ask more of ourselves or of each other. Join us as we celebrate our … Read the rest “Good Enough”
Did you know that having just one affirming adult in their life can decrease a LGBTQ+ youth’s risk of devastating mental health outcomes by up … Read the rest “Say Gay, Y’all”
This is the last Choir service for the Church Year. Enjoy the Choir favorites of the year (chosen by the Choir).
What do people need to grow and thrive? This service explores the beauty of each of us being ourselves and what we can provide one … Read the rest “Blooming Together”
In a familiar story, a group of people encounter an elephant without being able to see it. Each comes away with a different conclusion — … Read the rest “In the Dark”
This service explores the spiritual wisdom of jazz—what it teaches us about trust, collaboration, and making meaning together without certainty. We’ll reflect on how improvisation … Read the rest “The Magic of Jazz”
Curiosity is often imagined as something gentle—a soft openness, a willingness to learn. But real curiosity can be more demanding, asking us to stay present … Read the rest “Curious About What’s Possible – RE Transitions and Bridging – All Ages”
We have always known how to carry each other. This sermon is about what happens when we forget that, and what becomes possible when we … Read the rest “What We Owe Each Other in the Wilderness”
Sometimes nothing is wrong – only unfamiliar. Curiosity begins in the moment we pause to imagine and consider before we land on certainty. Join us … Read the rest “The Edge of What We Know”
Modern life can be an exhausting barrage of things clamoring for your attention. Having access to ‘more’ puzzlingly enough often leads us to doing ‘less.’ … Read the rest “Say Yes: Embracing a Life of Purpose”
We know the story of the frog who becomes a prince, but transformation stories are rarely so simple. What if becoming is not always upward, … Read the rest “Frog to Princess, Princess to Ogre: Ourselves, the Earth and the Possibilities”