Introduced by their QUUF adult mentors, we hear a Credo Statement written by each youth in our Coming-of-Age program as a culmination of an eight-month journey together. We honor seven youth this year: Eira Bröstrom, Eleanor Curtis, Eleanor Lynch, Elise O’Hara, Maya Demick, Molly Murney, and Weston Moore. Click here to listen to the service.
Bring a flower (or a few) to join in Norbert Capek’s simple and beautiful ritual of sharing flowers and celebrating the beauty of community. Click here to listen to the service. Click here to read the sermon.
Join us for a special parent-led service exploring how parenting has changed across generations, featuring reflections from longtime church families and newer parents alike. With over 11 parents participating, the service will include multigenerational music, storytelling, and shared experiences celebrating the evolving journey of raising children. Click here to watch the service. Click here to read the readings … Continue reading The Parent Experience
It’s been 55 years since Earth Day was first celebrated. This Sunday we rededicate ourselves to loving the Earth. Click here to watch the service. Click here to read the readings and sermon.
Easter is a complicated holiday. We’ll weave grief, love, and hope together in recognition of it. Click here to watch the service.
At the end of a yoga class, the teacher presses their palms together, bows their head and says “namaste,” a blessing that recognizes that we are all connected. We’ll reflect upon how we live out that interconnectedness. Click here to watch the service. Click here to read the readings and sermon.
“What’s up, friend? It’s your BA! Would love to check in to see how things are going. Please give me a call when you’re available! Love ya!” This Sunday we explore the concept of “better angels,” and what to expect when we call upon their wisdom. Click here to watch the service.
What does it mean to have a sense of beauty in a time when all feels ugly? How can we make ourselves vulnerable to beauty’s deep message to strengthen our spiritual selves and our sense of call in the world? Click here to watch the service.
The only ones who like change, some say, is a wet baby, but those of us who know babies know not all of them do. We’ll consider what it means to be open to change. Click here to watch the service. Click here to read the readings and sermon.
There is nothing that can separate us from the wide wonder of life. We’re all connected even when we feel most alone. What can we learn from the natural world? We’ll lean into Robin Wall Kimmerer’s The Serviceberry to find some answers. Click here to watch the service. Click here to read the readings and sermon.
