Class CompassionThe Rev. James Galasinski We don’t live in a class-less society, and upward mobility is actually difficult. Learning the stories of people from different classes than our own helps […]
IMPORTANT NOTE: Because St. Lawrence County COVID transmission level is now High, masks will be required in the church building. Social hour will be held outside. Courageous ConversationsThe Rev. James […]
Knockin’ on Heaven’s DoorThe Rev. James Galasinski If we are fortunate enough to live into actuary expected lengths, death becomes less of a theory and more of a reality. Though […]
What Is It You Really Want?Charlie Bradt, Pulpit Guest The question “What is it I (or you) really want?” is designed to bypass questions like “What is the RIGHT thing […]
Redemption, God’s Will, and Other Problematic Religious LanguageThe Rev. James Galasinski Conservative religious language permeates our culture. People may want to pray for us and tell us the hurricane is […]
This Old HouseThe Rev. James Galasinski Why should I be forced into reparations when my ancestors never owned slaves or stole land from indigenous communities? A friend of mine once […]
Cars, Community, and CultureThe Rev. James Galasinski The physical structures of our towns can promote and define community. Faith community plays a special role in a country that is isolating, […]
Ingathering: Beginning AgainThe Rev. James Galasinski & Carol Zimmerman, DRE We all went through a crisis and collectively experienced the grief and anxiety of a pandemic. To fully heal we […]
The Impact of Retirement on Spiritual LifePresented by Retired Members and Friends Three people who are members or friends of the church will share the sermon time and speak to […]
The River SpeaksThe Rev. James Galasinski Pantheism is the belief that all is God. Pantheism says all the universe is divine, at least potentially. We will examine Mary Oliver’s exquisite […]
