This Sunday, January 22 our nursery will be open and staffed. In Spirit Play, we will hear the story Lazy Bear, about a bear who learns a lesson from his […]
88 Buddhist TemplesThe Rev. James Galasinski Shikoku, Japan is a popular pilgrimage site. One young man went because his parents said he could not marry the woman he loved. He lived […]
This Sunday, January 15, our nursery will be open and staffed. In Spirit Play, we will hear “Snowflake Bentley,” about Wilson Bentley who saw snowflakes as small miracles. He was […]
Dr. King and ClimateThe Rev. James Galasinski We may not remember MLK as an environmentalist, but his words of justice ring true for the movement. I have no doubt he […]
Understanding Our AnxietyThe Rev. James Galasinski It’s natural. It happens to all of us. But anxiety can also be extremely life-draining. Order of Service Announcements Our Social Hour Hosts this […]
See you this Sunday, January 8 for religious education. Our nursery will be open and staffed. In Spirit Play, we will hear the story Reah and Lumi, a winter solstice […]
New Years Day: A Convention, A ConstructMark Berninghausen, Pulpit Guest Few, if any, of us will live on after our deaths as long as Julius Caesar, the one person credited with […]
There will be no religious education this Sunday, January 1st. We will resume classes next Sunday, January 8. For fun, how about a game of Tea Light Marco Polo! Using […]
Happy Holidays! There will be no religious education this Sunday, December 25. We will resume classes on Sunday, January 8. Check out this fun idea! A “Sparkle Walk” Family Tradition“In […]
Reviving the Festivals of LightThe Rev. James Galasinski Two centuries ago, Christmas was not the worldwide celebration it is now. How did a minor Jewish festival become so popular? Both, […]
