Many religions discourage adherents from asking too many questions. Questioning is interpreted as a lack of faith. This morning we will examine the positive side of asking questions. We will delve into the story of Parcival from the legends of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table and examine how things can go […]
Henry David Thoreau once expressed his appreciation for a friend because the two were able to “disagree satisfactorily.” By this Sunday we will likely know the results of a national election. There will be winners and losers, celebrations and protests, joy and grief. Is there any hope that we might find a way to disagree […]
As part of our All Souls/All Saints service we will be remembering those who have gone before us who empower us to work for justice in the world in anticipation of Election Day. You are invited to bring a picture of a loved one of blessed memory to place on our altar or the picture […]