For our annual Hanging of the Greens service, this year we are also celebrating the other plants which bring us holiday cheer. Join us for some wintery poinsettia-themed crafts, caroling, and all-ages fun.
What makes a book dangerous? Too often, it’s love. Love that breaks binaries. Love that question’s power. Love that names the truth of racism, queerness, disability, trauma, or survival. This Week, we confront not only the censorship of books but also the erasure of whole
Here in the U.S., minors are functionally the property of their parents. In a society where young people are so disenfranchised, what can adults do to better respect children’s personhood?
Breaking the rules comes more naturally to some of us than others. We’ll explore some tools we all need to develop to prepare ourselves to work for collective liberation in times of crisis.
Rev. Bran and Tom Winner will offer reflections on caregiving journeys and what it means to love someone who is living with dementia.
Any endeavor that is worth doing involves risk. Being authentic, listening to each other, working toward peace and freedom, creating beauty–all of the activities that bring meaning to the human experience expose us to the possibility of pain and disappointment. We also risk the possibility
This multigenerational service invites us to explore our relationship with love, death, and the ways grief connects us all. Bring your dearest memories of lost loved ones (and perhaps some tissues) to this special Sunday, when we will hold one another in the complicated and
As we observe the devastating impacts of climate change in our own backyards and around the world, the grief can become overwhelming. How can regular people like us be present with these realities?
Rev. Bran will share from the heart on what their journeys with disability and chronic illness have taught them about the nature of wholeness.
Join guest speaker Rev. Lileigh C. “Keva” Brown for a brief exploration of disenfranchised grief in its many incarnations. Musical performance by Kendra Trufahnestock and Laura Edinger.
