“Why does God let bad things happen?” This is one of the most common questions people ask in times of tragedy. In this service, we’ll explore this difficult question, using insight from existential philosopher and atheist Albert Camus, as well as the Book of Job. … read more.
As is our annual tradition, today we bless the animal friends who have brought so much love into our lives. Everyone is invited to either bring your animal friend to the service, or bring a photo, to be blessed.
This year’s Stewardship theme is “Answering the Call of Love: Love is the Spirit of Our Fellowship.” What does it mean to “answer a call”? This service will be a joyous celebration of the call Love extends to all of us, and an opportunity to … read more.
We observe the birthday of Charles Darwin every year by setting aside a Sunday to honor the importance of science, reason, and critical thinking in our lives. In the spirit of Black History Month, this year we’ll focus on the rich but often overlooked history … read more.
The African American tradition is rich in spiritual practices that comfort and liberate. These include not only Christian teachings, but Muslim, indigenous, and many more. In this service, we’ll draw from historical and contemporary, sacred and secular, Black sources as we seek a faith that … read more.
