The ancients called it Samhain or the end of the harvest year; the Christian church designated it as All Hallows Eve. In both traditions it is marked by remembering and honoring those who have gone before us. This Sunday we honor members, relatives, and friends that we have lost this year and give thanks for … Continue reading Remembrance Sunday
What does it mean to be neurodivergent, and how can we better understand and embrace the many ways human minds work? Together, we’ll explore the challenges, strengths, and unique gifts of neurodiversity—and consider how we can create a community where every mind has a place to belong. We are now livestreaming the service! Subscribe to … Continue reading Neurodiversity: A Beautiful Mind
The past year contains memories both good and bad. Once again we celebrate the new year by remembering the good things and consigning negatives to the burning bowl.
