For security purposes and for the safety of everyone including our children, the front door does lock approximately 15 minutes after the beginning of our service.
Every person carries a collection of stories—family stories, stories of joy and loss, stories of courage and transformation. Some stories define us, while others invite us to grow beyond them. This service explores the power of storytelling in our lives and our congregation.
This year, we are celebrating our semisesquintennial, the 250th birthday of the United States. Our congregation’s namesake, Thomas Paine, published a little pamphlet in 1774 called Common Sense that went viral in the American colonies. Today we will look at some of the points Paine advanced in Common Sense that made it into the Declaration … Continue reading Honoring Thomas Paine’s Contributions to Our Nation’s Independence
Join us for a Sound Bath concert featuring the calming vibrations of Himalayan Singing Bowls, long used for meditation and healing. Let the gentle tones carry you into a state of deep relaxation and renewal.