We practice FAITH
We gather for soul stirring, thought-provoking worship
- We delight our children and youth with creative learning and worship activities
- We see spiritual life as an exciting, courageous, open-ended adventure
We practice HOPE
A dialogue about ethical questions is ongoing in our congregation and wider communities ...
as people with many points of view, we listen to one another with respect and join in learning new ways to express
our faith, hope, and love for the world. Together we ...
- Work to protect our city's children from poverty, violence, and hunger
- Help bring well water to remote African villages through Water for Sudan
- Celebrate human diversity in race, ethnicity, ability, age, sexual orientation, and gender identity
- Practice our faith in ways that honor peace, equality, and well being for the earth and all its peoples
We practice LOVE
As spiritual seekers, we want to be a community where people are free to become their truest selves.
We welcome the presence, voices, questions, stories, and wisdom of everyone.
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Spirituality, Arts, and
Justice Center
April 2018 - Sunday Forum
Resurrecting Our Environment
April 8, 9:50 am
The Death and Life of the Great Lakes
by Dan Egan
April 15, 9:50 am
The Balancing Act:
Too Much Water or Not Enough
by Steve Orr
April 22, 9:50 am
Activating Hope as the Earth Heats Up
by Dave Inglis
April 29, 9:50 am
Have We Made Progress?
A Check-up on Local Waterways
by Dr. Joseph C. Makarewicz
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