Lessons from a Sled DogThe Rev. James Galasinski and Carol Zimmerman, DRE Black Bear was an Alaskan husky sled dog that retired to Washington DC. Teamwork and care were part […]
Blue Notes and Blue JoyThe Rev. James Galasinski Despite being stolen away into chattel slavery and forced into new languages and religions, Africans kept blue notes in their music. The […]
If God is Love, Then…The Rev. James Galasinski “God is love, and those who abide in love abide in God, and God abides in them”–this has to be one of […]
Immersed in WonderAileen O’Donoghue, Pulpit Guest In my work as both a research astronomer and a teacher, I spend every day exploring the wonders of our universe. From engaging my […]
The Work of ReparationsThe Rev. James Galasinski As we start Black History month we will take a look at the case for reparations and what is being done locally and […]
Mystics and ContemplativesThe Rev. James Galasinski Every religious tradition has a mystical or contemplative side. Beyond the rules and regulations of religion, mystics extend out into the very presence of […]
Suffering and the Heart of BuddhaThe Rev. James Galasinski The first noble truth of Buddhism states that suffering is a characteristic of existence. If we are honest, we all suffer […]
Today’s Service is cancelled due to the weather! The Work of ReparationsThe Rev. James Galasinski In celebration of MLK Day, we will take a look at King’s stance on reparations […]
Here’s What I KnowDoug Rubio, Pulpit Guest How much do we really know about the world, about each other, and about ourselves? Longtime church member Doug Rubio will examine some […]
Seeds for the New YearCathy Crosby and Mark Berninghausen We will gather in the Romer Room for an informal service where we will watch a sermon by Rev. Betancourt, our […]
