Noah had a dilemma. It seems the world was going to hell in a handbasket and, frankly, he was hoping for something a little more promising. Together with his neighbor and the wisdom of the animals of his community, they reflect on a theology that may help guide them toward a more hope-filled future. They … Continue reading Noah’s Dilemma/Water Communion
In his introductory service, Rev. Greg will start off by asking people NOT to be on ‘best behavior’. Instead, he asks them to take the kind of risks necessary to be ‘real.’ Being real means being willing to make mistakes without scrambling to cover them up. Being real means being imperfect. It means being vulnerable. … Continue reading Perfect Strangers [Video]
Although our culture claims a person controls their own destiny, new research shows we might inherit a good deal of pre-loaded software. A forebearer’s experience might influence a descendant’s decision – even if they never meet. This service will explore why knowing the people on whose shoulders we stand helps us live into the full promise within … Continue reading Beset by Our Birth
This global pandemic has rolled in with significant disruption and tragedy. We, who appreciated ‘normal,’ now grieve its passing and wonder what to expect from plan B, C or D. Attention turns to experts for answers. But as James Thurber once said, “Sometimes, it’s better to have a few good questions, then to have all the answers.” The … Continue reading Questions and Answers
