A service of atonement in the midst of a pandemic – a chance to release the burden of excellence.
Author: Rev. Anya Sammler-Michael (Rev. Anya Sammler-Michael)
Sermons
Love is the Water that Wears Down the Rock
Our Annual (Virtual) Ingathering Service that invites us to join our individual journey with the larger journey of our congregation and community.
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We Renew. We Prepare for Focused Action.
“It was my conviction and determination that the church would be a resource for activists — a mission fundamentally perceived. To me it was important that individuals who were in the thick of the struggle for social change would be able to find renewal and fresh courage in the spiritual resources of the church.” —Rev....
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A Living Faith
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What Does Compassion Look Like in These Times?
From Rev. Anya Sammler-Michael, Senior Co-Minister Compassion looks like bold Black Lives Matter signs and direct action in accordance. Compassion looks like your faces in a Zoom meeting. Compassion looks like love in action. Compassion also looks like the making of tough decisions. Our Board of Trustees in concert with our ministers, as well as...
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Blossoming
Our Annual Flower Communion with a special flower communion video by David Gaynes, and a recognition of our Leaders and Mortenson scholars.