This month we will explore the theme of imagination in our worship services, religious education and small groups. If you would like to join the theme in your own spiritual practice, please check out the materials for individual reflection posted at the bottom of this page. From the Soul Matter Team: What Does It Mean
Our Soul Matters theme for December is Stillness. To delve deeper into this topic check out the packet of material for individual reflection. Individual packet for December stillness Here are some words on the theme from the Soul Matters creator: “Often when stillness weaves its way into our discussions, it’s framed as a retreat strategy. A
Our theme of healing continues for the rest of November. In the second session of the month our Soul Matters groups will be considering the question: What’s something you know now about healing that you didn’t know when you were younger? I encourage you to view this short film about one man’s journey through
Words from our Soul Matters program: What Does It Mean To Be A People of Healing? Oh how we want to escape our pain. Worry, loss, death, exhaustion, anxiety, Covid claustrophobia, political instability, the unraveling of our democracy, racial harm. It’s all overwhelming. But what if the work is to travel toward it? What if
Do you watch the Worship Associates at services and say, “I could do that”? Here’s your chance. The Religious Service Committee is recruiting! Please click on the attachment below for information and qualifications, and what you need to do to apply. The Worship Associate’s role is both an honor and a responsibility. Plus its fun
This week we kick off our Soul Matters small groups with the first group on Thursday morning. There are 12 groups meeting with 117 people participating. I hope you are one of them. If you missed the registration period, or are a newcomer to our congregation and would like to join in, please reach out
