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 […]
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 […]
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, […]
Holiday Pageant: The Trees of the Dancing GoatsCarol Zimmerman, DRE All ages are invited to join us in the sanctuary as we share the tale “The Trees of the Dancing […]
Imagination and FantasyThe Rev. James Galasinski It is important to imagine what is possible but sometimes it is more important to fantasize about what could be. Fantasy goes beyond imagination. […]
Covid, Cavities, and Cause and Effect MoralitiesThe Rev. James Galasinski The New Testament is full of stories of Jesus healing people. In one, the disciples ask him, “Who sinned, this […]
Thanksgiving: a Harvest Festival That Became About Being AmericanMark Berninghausen, Pulpit Guest A look at how the Thanksgiving Holiday has changed historically and personally, since 1621 and since 1976. Order of […]
The Local Practice of GratitudeThe Rev. James Galasinski As much as we can have a cosmic gratitude for life itself, we can also be thankful for ordinary things that are […]
Being, Thinking, Doing, FeelingThe Rev. James Galasinski One or two of these quadrants of spirituality probably come easy to us. The other two or three might be more difficult for […]
Countering DisinformationThe Rev. James Galasinski When you come across someone who is telling false or misleading facts. Getting angry won’t change their minds. Neither will more facts. People won’t care […]
