May 4: "The Poor You Will Always Have With You" Why?
Norma Bailey
Nelson Mandela stated: "Like slavery and apartheid, poverty is not natural. It is man-made and it can be overcome and eradicated by the actions of human beings." Joyce Henricks will comment on these ideas, one from the Bible and one from Nelson Mandela, and explore how we can respond.
Norma Bailey
Nelson Mandela stated: "Like slavery and apartheid, poverty is not natural. It is man-made and it can be overcome and eradicated by the actions of human beings." Joyce Henricks will comment on these ideas, one from the Bible and one from Nelson Mandela, and explore how we can respond.
May 11: The Divine Feminine
Rev. Drew Frantz
In honor of Mother’s Day we consider the female archetype of the Mother alongside other female archetypes such as the Maiden and the Crone–all aspects of the divine feminine. Who provides you with the nurturing and protective energy of the Mother? How do you provide nurturing and protection to yourself and others?
Rev. Drew Frantz
In honor of Mother’s Day we consider the female archetype of the Mother alongside other female archetypes such as the Maiden and the Crone–all aspects of the divine feminine. Who provides you with the nurturing and protective energy of the Mother? How do you provide nurturing and protection to yourself and others?
- Order of Service
- Announcements
- Service Video
May 18: Imagination (Annual Meeting)
Rev. Drew Frantz
The importance of imagination goes far beyond fantasy stories and children’s tales. When we find our situation to be far from how we want it to be, imagination is necessary to move forward. This is true for our personal lives and for our society. The Fellowship’s annual business meeting follows the service this Sunday–another opportunity to imagine the community we want and to take steps toward that goal.
Rev. Drew Frantz
The importance of imagination goes far beyond fantasy stories and children’s tales. When we find our situation to be far from how we want it to be, imagination is necessary to move forward. This is true for our personal lives and for our society. The Fellowship’s annual business meeting follows the service this Sunday–another opportunity to imagine the community we want and to take steps toward that goal.
- Order of Service
- Announcements
- Service Video
May 25: Building Your Own Theology
Guy Newland
What do you believe about God? About right and wrong? About the meaning and purpose of life? We wrestled with these questions and more during the “Building Your Own Theology” class led by Jim Dealing and Rev. Drew. Participants were encouraged to write a credo statement as a final project, and three of these will be shared from the pulpit this Sunday.
Guy Newland
What do you believe about God? About right and wrong? About the meaning and purpose of life? We wrestled with these questions and more during the “Building Your Own Theology” class led by Jim Dealing and Rev. Drew. Participants were encouraged to write a credo statement as a final project, and three of these will be shared from the pulpit this Sunday.
