This question often gets mislabeled as a question about beliefs and faith. Really it is a question about love and loss. Religions through the ages attempt to answer. I will attempt to answer. But it is important to know what is really at stake in the question. We hope to see you in person! Masks … Continue reading Where Do We Go When We Die?
We’ve been out at sea for a while now. What have we learned during our time in self-quarantine – about ourselves, about our faith, and about the world around us? What will we become?
Dr. King talked about a choice between chaos and community – is it a choice? There must be a trick, because why would anyone not choose community? Bonus: This Sunday will be our annual Flower Communion Ceremony. For an online version of this, please take a photo (or many photos) of your flower(s) and send … Continue reading Cacophony and Symphony
During this time of social distancing and isolation, many people are turning to the arts for comfort, connection and distraction. Musicians are offering live-streamed performances, museums virtual tours, and Facebook is encouraging people to recreate famous paintings with their families and cameras. Have comfort, connection and distraction become your spiritual practice?
Finding the balance – the healthy tension – between ‘keeping things steady’ and ‘shaking it up,’ we can sometimes get stuck trying to make progress without losing anything important.
Our theme for May is “Thresholds.” Looking back at all that has led us to this moment with gratitude, we cast our eyes toward what is coming next.
