This Sunday, we’ll explore interdependence and spring cleaning, inside and out! Every now and then it pays to examine what we have, what we have been doing, and where we are. Do the things and activities in our lives still serve us as we are now? Are there corners we haven’t looked at in a … Continue reading Spring Cleaning – Inside and Out
For most Americans, daily life goes on as usual while authoritarianism continues its creeping rise. And that’s part of the playbook, a feeling of normalcy as freedoms and democracy erode. The good news: Resistance is NOT futile, and can even be joyful. Join us as guest speaker Rev. Jim Foti highlights what’s at risk and … Continue reading Resisting Tyranny
Poetry makes space for humans to confront what we do—how we dispose of things, animals, and other people. Can it also give us the tools to change enough to survive? Rita Mae Reese (she/her) is the author of The Book of Hulga (University of Wisconsin Press). She has received a Rona Jaffe Foundation Writers’ Award, … Continue reading Poetry and the Non-Disposable Object
We will start this off this month of interdependence by celebrating our own community! Today, we’ll learn about the spiritual practice of generosity, and members of our Stewardship Team will show us concrete ways to put that into practice, during and after the service. We’ll also welcome new members in a Joining Ceremony and hear music … Continue reading Stewardship Sunday
