“A Love Letter to Language” – Dr. Edris Harrell, Guest Speaker — In-person & Zoom

We will celebrate language as a tool for communication, art, connection, community, democracy, and mental health. Language is an instrument of oppression and liberation, emotion and repression, information and disinformation, praise and reproach. It is such a natural part of our lives, that many of us take it for granted. Yet, the underutilization of language … Continue reading “A Love Letter to Language” – Dr. Edris Harrell, Guest Speaker — In-person & Zoom

“The Wisdom of the Body” – Rev. Kathryn Adams, Minister — In-person & Zoom

Realizing that no matter what we do or have done, we have never been outside of our bodies, it isn’t surprising that there is a body wisdom. Maybe your stomach turns at specific times. Where and what is happening when you feel your body tighten up or constrict? In these times of intentional harm and … Continue reading “The Wisdom of the Body” – Rev. Kathryn Adams, Minister — In-person & Zoom

“The Question That Remains: Jonah and the Patient Work of Healing” – Rachel Evans, Guest Speaker — In-person & Zoom

What do we do with anger that comes from real trauma—personal or generational? This sermon explores the Book of Jonah as ancient wisdom literature that refuses to offer easy answers about forgiveness, instead inviting us into the slow, patient work of holding both justice and mercy. Through the story of a prophet confronting his oppressors’ … Continue reading “The Question That Remains: Jonah and the Patient Work of Healing” – Rachel Evans, Guest Speaker — In-person & Zoom