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Sunday Services

August

2026

Summer Series (August)

2

Aug

Celebration of Poetry

On August 2nd , Laura McBride and Stacey Pattison will lead the service in celebration of poetry! During this interactive service, friends and members of the congregation will read a poem to the congregation. This will be in lieu of a regular sermon message. You may share your own poem or that of another poet. It could be silly, poignant, descriptive, or evocative.

Sermon

9

Aug

Summer Hymn Sing Sunday

On August 9th, Norma Bailey will lead worship in singing our favorite hymns! During this interactive service, friends and members of the congregation will sing favorite hymns chosen by congregants. This will be in lieu of a regular sermon message. 

Sermon

16

Aug

Tomorrow Day

What are you anticipating in your life? How will you know when it arrives? Individually we have our own ways of navigating anticipation; collectively we negotiate a common understanding of what may be coming. In the emotional life of a community or society this is an important way to make sense of where we are and where we are going.  In other words, is this tomorrow day?

23

Aug

Thirsty?

We will gather online via Zoom and in person this Sunday, August 23th, to worship with a message from Rev. Drew on "Thirsty?" The Zoom call starts at 10:00 am for social time, and the service starts at 10:30 am.

"Just as our bodies need water, our souls need connection and belonging. What are we thirsty for in social justice? In the life of the spirit? Naming what we are thirsty for allows us to better take care of our needs—in body, soul, and community."

Sermon

30

Aug

Blessing the Animals

In this service we will give thanks and bless our companions in life - cats and dogs, birds and chickens, turtles and fish and so much more! We will also acknowledge that our lives are made fuller and richer by the creatures that inhabit the Earth with us, not just those that live with us.

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