Today we look at Principle #6: The goal of world community with peace, justice and liberty for all. Sarah Jackson joins us from Casa de Paz to explore our sixth principle and reflect on how she lives it out through her work in reuniting families separated by immigrant detention. “Braving The Wilderness”, HollyAnne Griffin: “Casa … Continue reading Principle #6: the goal of world community with peace and justice for all
Paula Palmer of Right Relations Boulder (Indigenous Rights) joins us to explore our second principle and reflect on how she lives it out through her work in promoting and practicing right relationship with Native peoples. “Acknowledgement of The Land and People!”, Rebecca Laverdure: “The Land Remembers,” Paula Palmer:
Join us for a special service as we say goodbye to the current version of our building, and prepare for our major remodel and expansion.
Congregations are one of the last intentionally intergenerational communities. Every week, all ages gather in our building for spiritual exploration and justice-making, but often end up in our own circles. And even when we do mingle, are we cultivating relationships of depth and meaning? Today, we explore the ‘hows’ of building beloved community across the … Continue reading Trust: How to be an intergenerational community (all ages)
Help decorate the Mitten Tree! During both services, children load up the Fellowship holiday tree with store-bought or home-made mittens, hats, gloves and scarves, and donate them to the Emergency Family Assistance Association (EFAA) for the families it serves. So fire up those knitting needles or grab some extra items at the store and bring … Continue reading Mystery: The hidden ‘them’ among ‘us’ – All ages
We wrap up our last Sunday on the theme of Vision exploring the ups and downs of dreaming big. Reading, Rebecca Laverdure: “Hurry Up and Wait, when vision requires patience, and when it does not”, Rev. Lydia Ferrante-Roseberry:
Our vision guides our thoughts, intentions, and everyday activities, as individuals and as a larger community. As we embark on this year of transition, let us explore together how we have (or maybe need to) articulate both our personal vision and its interconnection with our Fellowship’s communal vision. “A Vision Shared” and “Bricks, Walls, … Continue reading Building Cathedrals: Personal and Communal Vision
At its root, “emergence” means ‘to bring forth, or bring to light, to arise’. Nothing new comes forth without some risk. Today, we wrap up the month’s theme of emergence looking at ‘moments of emergence’ and the possibility and risk they embody. Music by Falling for Annie. ONE 10 am service will be followed by a Congregational Town Hall Meeting, update on the Building Plans and Capital Campaign. You won’t want to miss it!
In this service bought by Karin Griglak at the 2016 Auction, we ask: What makes an ordinary event magical? How does our perception of life impact whether our days are ordinary or full of mystery?
In this service, we will explore what we stand to gain by moving out of our comfort zone. How can we overcome internal resistance and effect change during these difficult times?
