Sunday, September 22

Sep 16, 2024 | Worship

Image Description: This image is of a chalice with an overlay of the word Love over the flame, with six outstretched arms that create a circle around each of the core values and form a six-petal flower shape. Each arm is a different color, and clockwise they are: Interdependence (Orange), Equity (Red), Transformation (Purple), Pluralism (Blue), Generosity (Green), and Justice (Yellow).

Centered on Love: Love is Cosmic

Led by Rev. F. Vern Wright V

After our theme about being centered on love, where we explore how love is grounded in personal passion and strengthened by mindful boundaries, we’ll explore how love may also be perceived as a cosmic force binding us through wonder.

Service begins at 10 a.m. This is a hybrid service. Join us in the sanctuary or log on to Zoom from the comfort and safety of your own home to be a part of our worship experience.

We are a certified Welcoming Congregation and Green Sanctuary

Church News & Updates

Sermon: Freedom to Engender Gender

Sermon: Freedom to Engender Gender

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March 30, 2025
As you know Trans rights are under attack right now. Trans rights are human rights however, and where one person’s human rights suffer, all our human rights suffer. At the heart of this issue is the social construction of gender. If others deny us the freedom to discern for ourselves how we wish to construct gender, than we cannot truly know freedom. Even the ancients knew this.

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Sunday, April 6

Sunday, April 6

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The Spirituality of Flow  Led by Rev. Vernon F. Wright V You ever had that moment when focusing on an art or craft project, or running down that country lane, or sailing across the wave-rippled pond, and time seemed to change, and you felt happy...

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Sunday, March 30

Sunday, March 30

Mar 26, 2025 | ,

Trans Rights Are Human Rights: We Have the Freedom to Construct Our Own Gender Led by Rev. F. Vernon Wright V As you know Trans rights are under attack right now. Trans rights are human rights however, and where one person's human rights suffer,...

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