So many of the world’s faiths celebrate and mark holy days that have to do with light in darkest December. What is it about a winter candle’s mysterious glow that seems to give us heart?

Do you find yourself being kinder to others than you are to yourself? Is it easier to forgive another’s mistake than it is to forgive an error of your own doing? Much like the oxygen mask in a depressurized plane, one must practice generosity of the self first. It’s easier said than done, but not impossible.

Let’s celebrate the incredible bounty of Turtle Island, as we recognize and honor the ultimate importance of Indigenous foods of North and South America in shaping world cuisine.

10:30 a.m.
Rev. Kristina Church

How does our faith call us to respond to the unspeakable joy of simply being alive? How should we give thanks for the greatest gift of all?

Sikhism is one of the world’s largest organized religions, and at its heart is a unique practice called Langar. Let’s explore the meaning of this expression of generosity and service to others.

Magic is in the air! Let’s celebrate the ancient holiday of Samhain (also known as Halloween, All Souls, and Hallows’ Eve). Join us at this all ages, fun and festive service where we honor the past and celebrate this special season!