This Sunday we wrap up our worship series on the gift of creation as we reflect on the invisible element that Ralph Waldo Emerson described as “the daily bread of the eyes, the ultimate art gallery above.” We will consider one type of cloud among the skies that the...
Our reflection on God’s creation continues this Sunday as we consider the power and importance of water. This element, critical to our existence, can reshape the most enduring of surfaces, can be restorative to our bodies and souls, and can pour down like a torrent....
We continue our month-long theme of celebrating nature with a focus on trees. We will look at the inherent spirituality of trees in general, as well as considering the specific meaning of “The Tree of Life” which is an archetype not only in Judeo-Christian history,...
This Sunday we begin a 4-week series on Creation, inspired by a book entitled: Speak with the Earth and It Will Teach You by Rev. Daniel Cooperrider. In the book, Rev. Cooperrider shares that he was educated in the tradition of humans searching for God and meaning by...
In this Sunday’s Gospel reading Jesus asks Peter to answer the question “who do you say that I am?” And while Jesus praises Peter’s response, it actually doesn’t clarify things much. Indeed, the Church has been struggling with the question of the nature of Jesus since...
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