A Ritual for the New Year The Worship Team, Marla Loturco, leading Sneak Peek: A Ritual for the New Year – For five thousand years, or more, more than fifteen thousand generations of human beings have been invoking spiritual power. We will be touching that spiritual power by letting go, metaphoric cleansing, setting of intentions … Continue reading A Ritual for the New Year
Ecological Salvation – The Rev. Dr. Mark Y.A. Davies, leading Salvation is a concept shared by a number of different religious traditions and typically focuses on the salvation of individuals or portions of the human community from evil, travails, suffering, and even death itself. The context of the ecological devastation of our times calls for an … Continue reading
The Congregation…….Sharing Joy Sharing Morning Assembles are usually an annual event on the last Sunday of the year. This year it just happens to fall on New Year’s eve, so not only are we asking you to bring a favorite poem, reading, song, or anecdote to share your joy, but we will also be celebrating our … Continue reading “The Congregation…….Sharing Joy”
Giving Hope. Making a Difference. Defeating Breast Cancer. Jenel Marie McGrath, guest speaker This year an estimated 310,720 women and 2,800 men will be diagnosed with invasive breast cancer. Chances are, you know at least one person who has been personally affected by breast cancer. But there is hope. When caught in its earliest, localized stages, the … Continue reading Giving Hope. Making a Difference. Defeating Breast Cancer.
Sunday, November 24, 2024 – 11:15 am A Choctaw’s Understanding of Thanksgiving Adam Salazar, guest speaker Thanksgiving today may have little connection with the Plymouth harvest festival 400 years ago, but it has a long history, nevertheless. Originally a regional observance in colonial New England, Thanksgiving began as a solemn affair. Rather than a day of … Continue reading A Choctaw’s View on Thanksgiving –
