The Vulnerability of Self-Examination
Why are we considering changing a defining part of our faith tradition? And how do our current principles relate to the proposed revision?
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Senior Sunday
Join our Senior High youth for a worship service they helped imagine.
Share this post:The Vulnerability of Beloved Community
What would it take for us to whole-heartedly embrace the challenges of co-creating a community that is just, equitable, and compassionate?
Share this post:The Vulnerability of Connection
What does it mean to be deeply connected with one another, with the world around us, and even with the future of this community?
Share this post:Bonds of Inclusion and Liberation
What do the bonds of love look like in a community that stay true to our commitments to inclusion and liberation?
Share this post:What the World Needs Now
Where does our capacity to love meaningfully and sustainably intersect with the needs of the world around us?
Share this post:Who Shall We Be?
Beyond finding “our people,” loving community can liberate us (and the people around us) to dream big and live into a compelling vision with integrity and grace.
Share this post:To Feel the Sun from Both Sides
When we think of love that liberates, romantic love may not spring to mind. And yet, the experience of being deeply known and accepted teaches us so much about ourselves … Continue reading To Feel the Sun from Both Sides
Share this post:Am I Class Aware? Classism in our Lives
Come explore how social class influences our values, coping styles, relationships and experience of congregational life. Hear personal stories and strategies for bridging class divides to create Beloved Community.
Share this post:Obscured Vision and Funhouse Mirrors
Human beings are relational by our very nature. We rely on others to hold up a mirror and help us become aware of obscured spots in how we show up. But some reflections are distorted, like mirrors at a carnival funhouse. How do we distinguish the trustworthy mirrors in our lives and allow them to invite us to a more centered way of being?
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