In gratitude for Wendell Berry’s life and this season of abundance coming to a close, our service this week considers Berry’s poem "The Wild Geese", its concluding phrase: What we…
Friends, there is a lot going on in our lives and in our world. In this service, I welcome all to join us for the practice of pausing, bearing witness…
All flourishing is mutual” is a favorite quote of Robin Wall Kimmerer. During this message, I’ll consider the mutual flourishing of co-creating our collective well-being as well as our responses…
Astronauts find it hard to fit words to the awe, wonder and curiosity that is felt while experiencing the earth from space. This perspective shift can be profound and translate…
In his Easter Sermon, Rev. Bruce posed the question: "What makes you feel alive?" This seems like such an important question that I’d like to resurrect it this week as…
I invite us to consider these words of Potawatomi botanist and author Robin Wall Kimmerer, as well as examples from the natural world as a framework for understanding our interconnectedness…
Today’s message attempts to dance with both the active and allowing elements of belonging: the work of affirming and protecting an ecology of belonging and the non-work of remembering and…
What if taking good care of ourselves and one another in everyday situations is actually a sacred act that gradually strengthens our inner resilience and outer ability to be of…
As we move from celebrations of Juneteenth to Independence Day, I’d like to consider the freedom that is born from acknowledging and appreciating interdependence.
In a recent response to the Orion Magazine questionnaire, Krista Tippett wrote that while there is a lot not to be optimistic about, she is hopeful about "humanity's strange capacity…