The Mistake Museum-In-Person and Virtual Worship
In New York City there is a Museum of Failure which advertises itself as “a place where epic fails are celebrated.” Have you ever committed an epic fail worthy of…
In New York City there is a Museum of Failure which advertises itself as “a place where epic fails are celebrated.” Have you ever committed an epic fail worthy of…
At the beginning of the New Year we will reflect on the beginning of the universe.This Sunday we will explore what we have to learn from a scientific theory and…
This year Hanukkah begins on Christmas Day. So our Christmas Eve service will include a tip of the hat to the religious and cultural diversity of our country and world.…
We are told that prayer is good for the soul. However, has anyone ever wondered how God feels about it? Being bombarded by requests, complaints and petitions can’t be easy.…
What happens when jingoistic nationalism adopts the clothing of religious symbols and language? The Southern Baptist leader Russell Moore has observed that in our times many congregants get upset when…
In this special intergenerational service we will take a closer look at the traditions that surround the Thanksgiving holidays. We are often told to count our many blessings instead of…
They say it is important to teach 3 R’s in school. This Sunday we will teach the 3 R’s in church - reggae, rastafarianism and revolution. We will examine the…
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…
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…
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…