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The Haudenosaunee people (often known as Iroquois) emphasize considering the future — the next seven generations — in making decisions and considering the community. As we honor our ancestors, we’ll explore both the last seven generations and the next seven, even in a world in crisis.
This week we will hear from the prophet Micah, the poet Mary Oliver, and consider what is most deeply required of us as we continue our series on the theme of “sacrifice.”
Explore the mythological stories of the selkie in this Gaelic inspired service. The selkie is a seal that turns into a woman but then must give up her human form to return back to the sea. We dive deep into what this ancient motif teaches us about modern life – the sacrifices we make due to burn out and how to be resilient in the face of it.
In our liberal faith we often say that “revelation is not sealed” meaning that there is always more for us to learn. This week a shorter worship in the Sanctuary will be followed by classes and workshops for all ages all over our campus. Join us for a morning of growing and learning, together!
9 am and 11 am Years ago, our Unitarian forebears declared that “Revelation is not sealed,” prompting religious descendants of our tradition to expand our theological diversity to the edge of – and beyond – our Christian past. But some sped so far and so fast beyond Christianity, we have forgotten the language once spoken. … Continue reading Easter as a Second Language (Easter Sunday)
9 am and 11 am Is it really such a good idea to allow a divorced, middle aged, white man to talk about what women really want? Regardless of our answer, that is what this country – and much of the world – has settled for up until this point. In this service, we will … Continue reading What Women Really Want
Liebestraum by Franz Liszt – Performed by Bryan Baker and Katya Kolesnikova
9 am and 11 am Moses led a community of people out of a perilous place. And they were grateful. For a while. But the vision of ‘milk and honey’ they’d hoped to find was more than a while in coming. Standing on the edge of the promised land, there were some important conversations that … Continue reading The Cost of Reaching the Promised Land
