We are in a nation and faith tradition that reveres independence and freedom. We are also one of the loneliest nations in the world, with Americans having the fewest close friends to lean on when things are hard. We will explore how we honor independence and autonomy and create strong compassionate communities that carry hope and healing.
Summer Sunday Gatherings Theme: Unity and Diversity Facilitator: Beth Lane
Opening Words Carl Jung give us one way of thinking about churches: “The church is made for the inferior man, and inasmuch as we are all inferior, we need a church. It is a very good thing. So the wise man will never disturb it. He will say: ‘Thank God that we have a church, … Continue reading Sunday, May 13 – “Why Be a Congregation?”
Chalice Lighting You may possess a small light, but uncover it, let it shine, use it in order to bring more light and understanding to the hearts and minds of men and women. -John Murray Opening Words When I was a child, my parents told me that, during the priestly benediction that brings the Sabbath … Continue reading Sunday, April 15 – “The Evolution of a Scientific Agnostic”
