There are many hymns in our hymnal that are more appropriate for the evening service than the morning – Again, As Evening Shadows Fall, When Darkness Nears, Joyful is the Dark etc. For this reason we will be holding a special evensong for after sunset to sing and reflect on the spiritual lessons that help […]
James Baldwin wrote, “I conceive of God, in fact, as a means of liberation not a means to control others.” In this service we will look at the Liberation Theology movement that emerged from Latin America in the 1960’s and influenced new movements of thought; Black Liberation Theology, Native American Liberation Theology, Qweer Liberation Theology, […]
Newly ordained Rev. Phoenix Bell-Shelton Biggs invites us to explore the sacred dance of destruction and creation, recognizing it as an ongoing cycle that holds the power to transform our world. Acknowledging the destructive forces of sin, oppression, and harm, Rev. Phoenix calls us to confront and dismantle systems that perpetuate suffering and injustice. Drawing […]