“Perhaps I have tools you could borrow, perhaps you could lend me from yours, and together, we can practice repair.” writes Rev. James McFarland.  Join us for this special post-election service, where we will gather inside the sacred space of community once more, to bear witness to what feels ruptured both within our own hearts and lives, and … Continue reading Practice Repair

In the Stone Soup story, the empty-handed traveler who comes to town, and convinces people to bring their offerings to the collective feast, is often seen as a trickster – duping people out of their hard-earned sustenance.  But what if the story is one of invitation, not trickery?  A story of collectivism and the power … Continue reading Stone Soup

How do we summon change, both on the personal but also societal levels? The poets would tell us rather than lean into the culture of ever more striving and effort we must instead “create a clearing in the dense forest of our lives and wait there patiently, until the song that is our life falls … Continue reading The Invitation