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:
If we are open to it, each day provides a learning opportunity. In congregational life, we sometimes call that ‘lifelong faith formation’ Today we explore the how that process of congregational learning and growing has shifted over time, as we envision the future of our future religious education program. “What I’ve Learned”, Andrew Metzroth: … Continue reading Growing and Learning
When we look at the world, and at ourselves, we can have the tendency to see things as worse than they really are (glass half empty) or perhaps better than they are (glass half full). Our faith calls us to a free and responsible search for truth and meaning, so how can we work to … Continue reading Seeing Things Clearly
Led by Rev. Lydia Ferrante-Roseberry, Intern Minister AJ van Tine and Service Associate, Karin Griglak. All ages join together for our annual in-gathering service. Bring waters that represent something meaningful about your summer, as we celebrate coming back together and recommitting to our vision. “Covenanting With AJ Van Tyne, Intern Minister”: “Reflection”, Rev. … Continue reading Annual Merging of the Waters
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
