Poetry (from the Greed word, poiesis, ‘making’) is a form of expression that uses aesthetic and rhythmic qualities of language to present multiple layers of meaning. Creatively using techniques suggesting contrast, irony, metaphor, allusion, myth and humor provide a conversation between surface-level and higher order meaning. The ability to simultaneously reflect on a wide variety … Continue reading Annual Poems Service
This year was a momentous General Assembly which considered a change in how our faith is articulated. There were also Actions of Immediate Witness and a statement of support for transexuals and others that were controversial. You won’t want to miss the exciting details in this service. The Zoom link and Order of Service will … Continue reading What Happened at General Assembly and What it Means
National myths are inspiring stories about the past. Held in high esteem, they affirm commonly-held values. Does America have any myths? In truth, there are a number of very powerful ones. This morning, we will consider the earliest one, from 1630: “We shall be a city on a hill; the eyes of all people will … Continue reading City on a Hill
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