Worship

Come join one of our Community Ministers, Rev. Jeremy Nickel, as he explores the intersection of Artificial Intelligence and our human quest for meaning.

What does it look like to make amends? What does it look like to ask for amends? The simple wisdom of "ouch" and "oops" help disarm some of our resistance to asking for and making repair in our relationships.

What does it look like to make amends? What does it look like to ask for amends? The simple wisdom of "ouch" and "oops" help disarm some of our resistance to asking for and making repair in our relationships.

In our annual All Souls service, we honor and commemorate those in our lives and church family who have died. We join together in bittersweet memory and love as we reflect on the fleeting and precious gift of life. Bring a photo of a loved one you've lost to create an altar of memories.

In our annual All Souls service, we honor and commemorate those in our lives and church family who have died. We join together in bittersweet memory and love as we reflect on the fleeting and precious gift of life. Bring a photo of a loved one you've lost to create an altar of memories.

Against every doomsayer and nihilism, no matter how seductively packaged, we are a people of hope. At the center of our lives, we work to embody and live into a hope which is neither naive nor cynical. On this Sunday before we vote on the next steps for our church building, we especially embrace hope!

Against every doomsayer and nihilism, no matter how seductively packaged, we are a people of hope. At the center of our lives, we work to embody and live into a hope which is neither naive nor cynical. On this Sunday before we vote on the next steps for our church building, we especially embrace hope!

What would it look like if instead of a purpose-driven life, we embodied a curiosity-driven life? How could that change the way you move through the world? We'll also observe a Transgender Day of Remembrance ritual to name and hold the reality of violence rooted in transphobia.

What would it look like if instead of a purpose-driven life, we embodied a curiosity-driven life? How could that change the way you move through the world? We'll also observe a Transgender Day of Remembrance ritual to name and hold the reality of violence rooted in transphobia.

"We are not what other people say we are. We are who we know ourselves to be." - Laverne Cox

"We are not what other people say we are. We are who we know ourselves to be." - Laverne Cox

Even if there is nothing supernatural to the world whatsoever -- even if the world is all there is with no divinity -- nonetheless religious naturalism invites us into gratitude, humility, reverence, joy, and wonder which remain at the heart of a spiritual life well lived.

Even if there is nothing supernatural to the world whatsoever -- even if the world is all there is with no divinity -- nonetheless religious naturalism invites us into gratitude, humility, reverence, joy, and wonder which remain at the heart of a spiritual life well lived.

The Jewish holiday of Hannukah is a celebration of freedom and self-determination... and it's a lot more complex than that. We retell the story, and hold it together with the conflict in Israel and Palestine today.

The Jewish holiday of Hannukah is a celebration of freedom and self-determination... and it's a lot more complex than that. We retell the story, and hold it together with the conflict in Israel and Palestine today.

Inside a season of joy is also a season of loss and grief. This service is especially for anyone not feeling merry and bright. We'll acknowledge and hold that reality with grace, humor, and honesty.

Inside a season of joy is also a season of loss and grief. This service is especially for anyone not feeling merry and bright. We'll acknowledge and hold that reality with grace, humor, and honesty.

The old year ends and a new one begins: what will you leave behind? What will you carry forward? Standing on the threshold between past and future, it is a moment of remembering, of hoping, and of choosing.

The old year ends and a new one begins: what will you leave behind? What will you carry forward? Standing on the threshold between past and future, it is a moment of remembering, of hoping, and of choosing.