Hybrid Service (Via Zoom and In-Person Inside): “The Dark Half of the Truth”, January 14

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10:30 am Matthias Everhope “For respected yogi Sri Aurobindo, it isn’t enough that we live into what we say is good, for humanity is relentlessly plauged by suffering and acts

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Hybrid Service (Via Zoom and In-Person Inside): “Resolutions for Health of Mind and Spirit”, January 7

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10:30 am Presenter: Rev. Henry Simoni-Wastila This is the time of year to think of positive resolutions for the improvement of our health of body, mind and spirit. I’ll try

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No Service, December 31

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No service, 12/31

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Hybrid Service (Via Zoom and In-Person Inside): “Christmas Eve”, December 24 (NO AM service, 5 PM instead)

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5:00 pm Presenter: Rev. Henry Simoni-Wastila On Sunday the 24th, we will NOT have a morning service, but we will instead have a Christmas Eve service starting at 5:00. This

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Hybrid Service (Via Zoom and In-Person Inside): “Winter Solstice”, December 17

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10:30 am Presenters: Helen Popenoe and Roy Mueller

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Hybrid Service (Via Zoom and In-Person Inside): “Dec: The Conjunction of Hanukkah and Christmas”, December 10

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10:30 am Presenter: Rev. Henry Simoni-Wastila Today I will look at themes from two different traditions.

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Hybrid Service (Via Zoom and In-Person Inside): “A Christmas Reading”, December 3

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10:30 am Presenter: Kathleen Walker Enjoy a reading of Dylan Thomas’ “A Child’s Christmas in Wales” by 5 members of our congregation. Do you know of a better way to

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In-Person Inside: “Hanging of the Greens and Holiday Decorating”, November 26

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10:30 am Presenters: Lay Led Once again, the congregation comes together to decorate the yurt with Christmas icons and holiday greens. Come help do this as we hang greens and

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Hybrid Service (Via Zoom and In-Person Inside): “Gratitude”, November 19

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10:30 am Presenter: Rev. Henry Simoni-Wastila A feeling of thankfulness is emotionally healthy and takes us out of incessantly wanting more or a better situation than we have.

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Hybrid Service (Via Zoom and In-Person Inside): “Cultivating Indigenaity for Everyone”, November 12

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10:30 am Presenter: Matthias Everhope As beautiful as Indigenous culture and worship traditions are, many of us feel a distance from them because they are not our “own” traditions. We

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