Our nation is at a point of moral crisis. We are hurting children, baiting war, and becoming more intolerant of each other.
I put forth that this is not who America was made to be. Yes, our history is built on enslavement, genocide, and militarization, … read more.
In an era of great conflict and controversy, how do we create a space to have conversation, how do we find a way to talk to each other? Aaron Davis, “a southern-raised gun enthusiast and special education teacher who made to work for the … read more.
Baby Dedication, New Member Recognition and Religious Education Volunteers Recognition
We are bombarded with words. The information age has assured no escape from information, but also, no guarantee of truth, accuracy, or nobility. How do we who want to live as faithful people make sense of the cacophony? We can start by orienting … read more.
It’s hard to predict where climate change impacts will show up. But the real question is, what kind of world do you want to live in, and does climate change make it more or less likely that we can build that world?
We held a special 6:45 a.m. sunrise service followed by a breakfast.
The 11 A.M. SERVICE includes our annual Flower Communion. Please bring a flower to share if possible. Extras will be available.
God scooped mud from the ground, blew breath into it and Adam came to life. Pandora, of Greek fame, was likewise made of clay. Ancient creation stories keep us humble, but in the era of genetically modified babies, who do we say we are in … read more.
Religious liberals are yearning for love and justice in our world. Change requires a faith that is committed to rising above complacency. How does St. John’s live into a future that is bold, interconnected, and hopeful?
We will celebrate baby naming and child dedications as we recommit to the most noble values of tradition. (this is the right date.)
There comes a time when we all must pause and reflect on where we’ve been and where we want to go. Ministers are no exception. This service will take the time to wish Rev. Mitra well, while she takes that brief opportunity to pause as … read more.
