Deep transformation rarely happens quickly. Through long time, patience, and practiced attention, vision itself changes. What if the work is not to hurry growth, but … Read the rest “Learning to Notice”
Some growth comes gently; some only through heat and pressure. This sermon tells the truth about rupture without romanticizing suffering. We ask what kinds of … Read the rest “When Fire Is the Teacher”
Not all transformation is about becoming new—some of it is about the ability to adapt that allows us to continue forward. We reflect on the … Read the rest “What Holds Us Together”
This sermon explores attention as a moral and spiritual practice. When the world is bent on erasure, sustained attention becomes resistance. Before anything can change, … Read the rest “May These Never End”
“We are held by what we hold in common.”— Robin Wall Kimmerer
As we take the opportunity to pledge support to this community, we … Read the rest “There Will Your Heart Be”
“We are not what other people say we are. We are who we know ourselves to be, and we are what we love. That’s okay.” … Read the rest “Who We Know Ourselves To Be”
Let’s lean into the wisdom of the calendar, as we land halfway between Winter Solstice and Spring Equinox. What are the lessons of looking forward … Read the rest “Halfway There”
“The fragrance always stays in the hand that gives the rose.”– Hada Bejar
We’re going to really lean into what we love about our congregation: … Read the rest “The Sweetness of Giving”
New Year is the time when we’re romanced into thinking there’s something wrong – with us, with our lives, our bodies, our relationships. What if, … Read the rest “Resisting the Scam – ALL AGES”
Witold Pilecki was a Polish cavalry officer in WWII, who was the only person to ever break into Auschwitz and then back out again. Together … Read the rest “Embracing Courage”
Join us for a celebration of the lengthening days and consideration of what it means to embrace progress and inspiration.
What is Hanukkah anyway? Join us to talk about how a story about resisting military enemies can teach us about courage and offer us questions … Read the rest “They Did What They Could With What They Had-ALL AGES”
