Facing History Honestly
We are proud of our heritage as religious liberals. And yet, there is history which should give us pause and spur us on to a greater future.
Music: Tina Adams, Wolfgang Jaeger, piano
Archives: Services
What is ours to do?
Rev. John Morehouse
There is a line in one of our most beloved hymns which says “What they dreamed be ours to do” What is our calling in these liminal times when so much seems so uncertain? Rev. John will … read more.
Leading in Love
Caroline Bright
Music by: Justin Solonynka, piano
Welcome to the Journey
Rev. John Morehouse
Our congregation is embarking on a journey of transformation. What does that mean and how can it change our individual lives for the better?
Music: Danton Arlotto
Honoring Dr. Vincent Craig
Honoring Dr. Vincent Craig
Dear Friends,
I am very sad to tell you that our beloved Music Director, Vincent Craig, died suddenly this week. We do not have many details as to what happened. I have reached out to his wife Candace. This will come as a … read more.
Welcoming the Now
Rev. John Morehouse: Welcoming the Now
Music : Henry Zink, Bassoon
Embracing the Bittersweet
Rev. John Morehouse: There are times when the bitter and sweet are so blended that it is hard to tell one from the other. In this service Rev. John talks of longing, desires, fulfillment and loss. Join us.
Music: The Bayou Porch Rockers
Hope Re-imagined
Rev. John Morehouse: Where do find hope in a world of troubles?
Music: Dr. Vincent Craig
Coming Home – Again!
As Dorothy Gale put it, “There’s no place like home!” But where is “home”? And don’t many of us have more than one? Terry Dixon will explore “dual belonging” – how many of us feel at home in more than one place, whether physically, socially, … read more.
In Praise of Bewilderment
Rev. Libby Smith: As we continue to adapt to a changing and challenging world, can we find ways to acknowledge the complexity and ambiguity of life, and enter a state of “bewilderment” where we are humble, open and flexible enough to learn – instead of … read more.