Join us for worship this Sunday, as we conclude our month-long exploration of what it means to be a people of courage at a most opportune time – at what the ancient Celtic peoples viewed as the “threshold” of the new year, the time when the veil between the present and past worlds was most thin. We stand at the cusp of the celebration of All Hallows eve and the honoring of All Souls. Our minister will be sharing a message titled “At the Threshold” and our service will include a Ritual of Remembrance for those who have gone
before us.
“It could be argued that our entire planet is in a threshing place, that we and our kind,
and creatures of every kind are being thrashed, and whether we will survive to cross the
threshold is not at all certain. Neither is it certain whether we can hold still long enough
to gain the courage to change.” ~ Maureen Killoran
before us.
“It could be argued that our entire planet is in a threshing place, that we and our kind,
and creatures of every kind are being thrashed, and whether we will survive to cross the
threshold is not at all certain. Neither is it certain whether we can hold still long enough
to gain the courage to change.” ~ Maureen Killoran
