Question Box Service
We have a tradition of the question box sermon. This is a time for members, friends, and visitors of all ages to ask questions of Rev. Alison Miller about faith … Continue reading Question Box Service
Speaker: Rev. Alison Miller
Finding Home
Home is the starting place of our lives. It is also the destination we are always journeying towards. Is home a feeling, a place, a practice? One year into my … Continue reading Finding Home
Resilience Rising
What allows us to rise in the face of the challenges and trials of life? Today, we will reflect on sources of hope that can contribute to personal and communal … Continue reading Resilience Rising
The Center of Eternity
Flower Communion / Multigenerational Children, Youth, and Adults of all ages are invited and encouraged to attend our celebration of the 100th Anniversary of the Flower Ceremony. Flowers represent the … Continue reading The Center of Eternity
Becoming
Today, we are honoring our Coming of Age youth who have been on a journey to explore and articulate their beliefs and values. This milestone moment in their life is a … Continue reading Becoming
Presence and Parenthood
Happy Mother’s Day! In a congregation, we are a village for our children and also for the children in the world around us. Parents, grandparents, and all of us face … Continue reading Presence and Parenthood
Embracing Change
Change is our constant companion. Let us surrender and open to the possibilities that lie before us. Let us move with intention and action ushering in a new day.
Earthbound
Although we invest in space travel, we are bound to Mother Earth. How fares the spirit of our relationship to the home, which gives us birth?
Easter Celebration: Astonished & Good Friday Tenebrae Service
Join us for our Annual Easter Celebration and an Easter egg hunt. Mark 16:8–And they went out and fled from the tomb, for trembling and astonishment had seized them, and … Continue reading Easter Celebration: Astonished & Good Friday Tenebrae Service
Self-Compassion
Many are feeling at least tired and a little frayed at the edges, if not overwhelmed and traumatized by the big and small griefs and challenges of the pandemic and … Continue reading Self-Compassion