The idea of home runs deep through all of us. On one hand it simply means the house where we live, or the hometown we come from. But the idea of home has deeper and broader meaning when seen through the lens of religion. Home means belonging. It means being seen, being known, being loved. … Continue reading A Skeptical Believer
As the Omicron surge dies down, we hope to finally “come home” to our congregation’s campus and have multi-platform services, with some people participating on Sunday in person and others joining in by Zoom or YouTube. In what other ways can we make our homecoming meaningful? Let’s come home, welcome others, and recommit to our … Continue reading Coming Home
Description: Is it enough to have all the right ideas, doctrines, and understandings? Or is what we do just as important as what we believe? What if wisdom is not something you know, but something you are? Join us as we consider what Buddhism, Confucianism, and the Gospels have to teach us about these perennial questions. How might we better … Continue reading Spirituality in Action
December starts a season of waiting. In nature, we wait for the solstice to come so the days will get longer once again; in the Christian tradition, it is the season of Advent, in preparation for the celebration of Christmas; and for our own Fellowship, we mark our progress towards reopening. All of these themes, … Continue reading Antici…
