The Edge of What We Know
Sometimes nothing is wrong – only unfamiliar. Curiosity begins in the moment we pause to imagine and consider before we land on certainty. Join us to explore what curiosity can provide.
What We Owe Each Other in the Wilderness
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 choose to remember, not as an act of charity, but as an act of love.
Curious About What’s Possible
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 when we feel unsure and resist the urge to categorize too quickly. In this season of awakening, we explore curiosity as a kind of spiritual threshold. What happens when we […]
The Magic of Jazz
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 invites us to be present, how dissonance can become beauty, and how each voice matters in the creation of something larger than ourselves. In a world that often demands control […]
In the Dark
In a familiar story, a group of people encounter an elephant without being able to see it. Each comes away with a different conclusion — each convinced they are correct. How do we recognize when we are holding only part of the truth? This service explores the difference between being right and being whole.