Speaker: Amy Day

Mother’s Day

Join us for a service that celebrates the sacred art of “mothering” in all its forms. We’ll gather multiple voices and perspectives to explore what it means to tend, hold, and bring forth the things we cherish—whether it’s a child, a creative project, or a vision for a better world. This service invites everyone, regardless … Continue reading Mother’s Day

Sermon on the Amount

In the original biblical sermon (from when we get this pithy name), we are called to become “salt of the world”, to utilize our gifts, time and talents to nourish and sustain. Our wounds become our blessings. Our so-called burdens become our invitations to action. As we gather to consider the health of our Fellowship, … Continue reading Sermon on the Amount

Easter Sunday – Practices of Resurrection

The American observance of Easter invites us to celebrate a one-time and highly contested phenomenal event: Words like “risen”, “king”, or “triumph” celebrate the narrative of a transcendent God, one who triumphs over Death itself and ascends, seamlessly and painlessly into the celestial realms. Conversely, voices like the agrarian poet Wendell Berry, invite us to … Continue reading Easter Sunday – Practices of Resurrection