The Weight of a Year
We will honor the end of 2024 with a Stone Communion. Join us in person or via Zoom. (This is the same Zoom link we use every Sunday.)
We will honor the end of 2024 with a Stone Communion. Join us in person or via Zoom. (This is the same Zoom link we use every Sunday.)
Join Rev. Juniper for a little companionship and support on Christmas Day. Drop in from 10:30 to 11:30.
We will lift our voices and stir up the Christmas spirit. Special guest musician Bob Fuson will be leading us in joyous song, to be followed by snacks, warm beverages, and fellowship.
This Sunday is our annual No-Rehearse Christmas Pageant! Join us in person or via Zoom. (This is the same Zoom link we use every Sunday.)
All are welcome to our Candlelight Service at 5 p.m. on Saturday December 21st. Join us in person or via Zoom at our next service.
One of Us: Encountering Divinity in the Ordinary Join us in person or via Zoom. (This is the same Zoom link we use every Sunday.)
This Sunday marks the annual celebration of the day Siddhartha Gautama reached enlightenment, thus ushering Buddhism into the world. Today Buddhism is a true world religion, plentiful with regional and cultural variations, practices, and beliefs. As we deepen our explorations in Presence this month, let us gather to reflect on this living tradition and it’s … Continue reading Bodhi Day
We often speak of ministry as just a thing that ministers do, those ordained folks with their flashy clothes and fancy degrees, but everyone has a ministry of some sort. Whether that is a ministry of time, a ministry of talent, or a ministry of treasure, a ministry is … Continue reading
This Sunday we celebrate a multitude of voices from the congregation, including reflections from Pete Miller, Sue Aschinger, and Darrel Draper. Join us as we gather to hear from these treasured members as they share some of what they have learned along the way. We welcome you this Sunday for an opportunity to hear from some of … Continue reading Pearls of Wisdom
As a people who would make good trouble, we are in good company. We have no shortage of allies and fellow agents for the common good on our side. Even as we still grieve, still rage, still harbor anxiety, let us allow these feelings to be as a fire in the night, guiding us into … Continue reading One on One, One by One