Past Services

Sunday Service – September 20
Dr. Fisher is with “Changing the Conversation,” speaking on deep canvassing as an act of repair. Read her bio here. Libby Tisdell is scheduled to

Sunday Service – September 13
Firsts are a lifelong experience—indeed, a daily one. Yet many of us experience some of our most foundational and transformative firsts during the turbulent years

Sunday Service – September 6
Ingathering! Be sure to bring your own offering of water to our annual celebration. Water has the power to rock us, heal us, and bring

Sunday Service – August 30
Is it enough to just exist? As individuals and as a community, something changes when we choose a path. Summer RE classes will meet. The

Sunday Service – August 23
Dan discusses why we must prevent the past, especially concerning our religious identity, from diverting our attention from the future. Summer RE classes will meet.

Sunday Service – August 16
We welcome guest speaker Rabbi Tzvia Jasper of Temple Ohev Sholom. She will reflect on an experience she had at Pride. Summer RE classes will

Sunday Service – August 9
“That’s How We Love” is a unique service about a young millennial named August struggling with their mental health, their religious father, and the socio-political

Sunday Service – August 2
Through stories and reflections from foreigners, outsiders, and their descendants, this service explores the struggles of those who have sought belonging in unfamiliar places—and the

Sunday Service – July 26
We welcome guest speaker Jordan Wilkie, a democracy reporter for WITF News, who will reflect on the lessons he’s learned in his last year of

Sunday Service – July 19
Here in Harrisburg, we celebrate LGBTQIA+ Pride each year in late July. Now more than ever it’s important for us to show our support for

Sunday Service – July 12
Join lay-speaker Jimmy Handshaw this Sunday for his reflection. “There are no other people’s children. Every child is part of the same miracle of life,

Sunday Service – July 5
The work of carrying on together as a community requires many types of energy to keep us thriving. Sometimes, a little chaos can be more