Sunday Services

June 3

One Bloomin' Thing After Another AKA The Flower Communion

Worship Leader: Rev. Julie Forest

Worship Associate: Betty Bender

Flowers, flowers, everywhere. At least I hope so. I need each of you to help make our flower communion a blooming success. By which I mean that I need everyone to bring some flowers on Sunday so that we have plenty of flowers for visitors, guests and folks that might forget to bring one. On flower communion Sunday we pause to reflect on how beautiful congregational life can be when we celebrate each person’s gift as it relates to the bouquet we make as a congregation.

Children’s Religious Education, grades K-5 is available

 Anne Ransom, harp; Kurt Jordan, accompanist

 

June 10

A Good Goodbye

Worship Leader: Rev. Julie Forest

Worship Associate: Sarah Gonzales

This will be my last Sunday with you as your Interim Minister. We will celebrate our time together and give thanks for all we have learned and shared and all the ways we have grown. And it will be a time of mutual blessing. I have asked your new developmental minister, the Rev. Barbara Fast, to participate in this blessing ritual. 

Children’s Religious Education, grades 6-12 is available

Donna Boatman, guitar; Malcolm Swan, accompanist

 

 

June 17

Families: What Everyone Wants to Know but Nobody Wants to Talk About

Worship Associate: Nancy Boyce

Guest Speaker: Anita Rufus

All Grades Children's Religious Education Farewell Party for Nancy Medina

Share the Plate with Barkee LaRoux's House of Love Domestic Animal Sanctuary

Turner Blatchley, string bass; Phillip Pollerana, percussion; Malcolm Swan, accompanist

June 24

Cultivating Compassion

Worship Leader: Rev. Donald Stouder

Worship Associate: Brian Joyner

In a world where everything seems turned upside down, compassion may be one of the few things we can practice that will bring immediate and long-term happiness into our lives. Join Rev. Don as he explores practical ways to cultivate compassion as a tool for self-improvement, happiness, health, and inner peace.

Malcolm Swan, accompanist