The actions and histories of our families in the generations before us affect our sense of who we are and our sense of belonging. Through our ancestors lives we can, perhaps, begin to understand where we are going.
Our Welcome Words proclaim our highest ideals for being the beloved community. Yet, we live them imperfectly. In this service, we explore the concept of ‘preemptive radical inclusion’ — imagining that ‘everyone is already, and always, in the room’, and reflecting ahead of time about … read more.
Annual Homecoming and Water Ceremony! As we gather together for a new program year at the Fellowship, we celebrate the properties of water — how it flows, cleanses, and shapes its environment. What do we need now to flow as a community?
On the edge of Halloween and All Saint’s/All Souls Day, we explore how sacred traditions meld and merge through time. When is this blending a natural progression of human expression, and when is it cultural appropriation — the erasing of the beautiful nuances … read more.
It may seem strange that as we explore the theme of belonging, our youngest associate and I would turn our attention to bullying. However, since October is National Bullying Prevention Month, we explore how to offer support and a sense of belonging, not just to … read more.
Join us as we explore the interplay between community, connection and identity. What does belonging to this community say about us? What’s essential to who we are, no matter where we are?
Tad Koriath, piano, and guest soprano, Emily Jaworski, will offers songs … read more.
We begin the month on the theme of Belonging as the Jewish community celebrates their most holy days of the year. Within Judaism, repentance and returning to right relationship mark these days that begin their New Year. What can we glean from those … read more.
