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This Sunday we will hear Ryan Hurd’s last children’s story as Director of Spiritual Development and the Barbone Street Jazz Band coming to you in person in the sanctuary. We will also hear Kent Matthies’ final sermon as … read more.
Creating art, including music, sculpture, painting, and drawing are wonderful ways to engage the soul. Children and people of retirement age are the folks who more commonly engage in making art. Were you ever fortunate enough to be in a pottery class where everyone had … read more.
Our religion proclaims that we should all worship the earth, the sun, and the stars. More akin to Native American than traditional Christian theologies of the 1830’s, Unitarian Henry David Thoreau said we must not think of the planet as a “dead, inert mass”; rather we … read more.
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Global markets are shaky. Domestic politics and international war are destabilizing. Where do we turn when things are so very difficult? This church is here now and will be ever … read more.
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Science and Religion agree again. The second halves of our lives have many distinct qualities in comparison with the first half.
Franciscan Richard Rohr writes, “In this second half of life, one has less and … read more.
Starting at 10:20am, during the Ingathering Music, you will see a slideshow of portraits made to honor and remember the souls lost to gun violence in Philadelphia.
As people of faith and good will, we stand in solidarity with the people of Ukraine. How does our … read more.
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In his letters to … read more.
Click HERE to access the 10:30am Worship Service, we begin admitting to the Zoom room at 10:20am. Services will be strictly online until further notice.
The experiences of our individual and collective lives tell us time and again of how we are called to provide … read more.
In pandemic when times are tough, our faith provides a framework to focus our loves. In constructing our beautiful sanctuary in 1928 the congregation selected the following bible verse to engrave upon the altar: “Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and … read more.
Click HERE to access the 10:30am Worship Service via Zoom. We will start admitting people at 10:20am, when Ingathering music will begin.
During the last year of his life, before being murdered, Dr. Martin Luther King spoke out against the three-headed monster of militarism, poverty, … read more.
