March 1, 2026
Title: The Attention Economy
Rev Drew Frantz
"Oliver Burkman says, “If there’s a “war for our attention” – as we’re often told – our role often seems to be that of collaborators with the enemy.” Modern-day social media is expert at capturing and holding our attention. How does that affect us? What can we do to re-direct our attention in ways that are more spiritually healthy?"
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Sermon
March 8, 2026
Title: Paying Attention to God/Beauty/Nature
Rev Drew Frantz
"Attention may be defined in terms of action–we pay attention to a situation for the purpose of doing something. Or, attention may be defined in terms of connection–we pay attention to something in order to feel more connected. This version of attention is transformative, and is what we need when it comes to our fellow human beings–and to God."
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Sermon
March 15, 2026
Title: Feminist Ethics
Rev. Drew Frantz
"One definition of a feminist is: “a person who loves women and hates oppression.” As feminist theologian Sharon Welch writes in her book A Feminist Ethic of Risk, this worldview informs how and why we work for social change. Feminist ethics lead us to favor action over contemplation; to expect failure and celebrate limited success; and to center love and community in all we do."
Order of Service
Title: The Attention Economy
Rev Drew Frantz
"Oliver Burkman says, “If there’s a “war for our attention” – as we’re often told – our role often seems to be that of collaborators with the enemy.” Modern-day social media is expert at capturing and holding our attention. How does that affect us? What can we do to re-direct our attention in ways that are more spiritually healthy?"
Order of Service
Sermon
March 8, 2026
Title: Paying Attention to God/Beauty/Nature
Rev Drew Frantz
"Attention may be defined in terms of action–we pay attention to a situation for the purpose of doing something. Or, attention may be defined in terms of connection–we pay attention to something in order to feel more connected. This version of attention is transformative, and is what we need when it comes to our fellow human beings–and to God."
Order of Service
Sermon
March 15, 2026
Title: Feminist Ethics
Rev. Drew Frantz
"One definition of a feminist is: “a person who loves women and hates oppression.” As feminist theologian Sharon Welch writes in her book A Feminist Ethic of Risk, this worldview informs how and why we work for social change. Feminist ethics lead us to favor action over contemplation; to expect failure and celebrate limited success; and to center love and community in all we do."
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