"Love Stories" Worship Leader: Rev. Ian W. RiddellWorship Associate: Peter Matthews From Harlequin Romances and Jane Austen to Rom Coms and Bollywood our media is full of stories of love. […]

"Patience and Faith, Beloveds" Worship Leader: Rev. Summer AlbayatiWorship Associate: Sarita Gonzales Pandemic. Struggling for our democracy. Death and loss. Racism and oppression. Suffering and pain. Sometimes it can all feel like too much. In these […]

“When Our Heart is in a Holy Place: Spiritual Practice and Change” Worship Leader: Rev. Ian W. RiddellWorship Associate: Bob Rancourt The world and our lives and relationships are constantly […]

Worship Leader: Rev. Ian W. Riddell
Worship Associate: Derek Moore

Our values of interconnectedness and justice and peace for all call us to re-commit to the work of resisting the renewed often deadly bigotry that our Jewish neighbors and kin are reckoning with. Join us as we wonder together about how we can combat violence and hatred and continue to build communities of love and celebration.
We are having a welcome back celebration of gratitude for your generosity in our pledge drive. Please join us on our plaza immediately after this service as we enjoy a taquiza buffet together.

Worship Leader: Rev. Mariela Perez-Simons
Worship Associate: Joni Padduck

Throughout the centuries, humans have considered the four elements to be not only sacred but also intrinsically linked to human health. During this service we will explore how the human nervous system has evolved with nature, how it's a part of a larger ecosystem, and how we can reclaim this wisdom to heal ourselves and our communities.

Worship Leader: Rev. Ian W. Riddell
Worship Associate: Tess Martinez

Equal day and equal night. The Wheel of the Year is turning and the Equinox invites us to honor and explore balance in our lives. How do we find it? What does it look like in our uncertain world? And our choir will sing!

Worship Leader: Peter Mathews
Worship Associate: Fran Hoag

Last fall the Lifespan and Care Committees offered a four week class on “Aging.” On March 27th members of the class will be sharing insights and aspirations with regards to this fleeting but precious time in our lives. A time that can provide a real and perhaps substantial opportunity for continued emotional and spiritual growth

Worship Leader: Steven Toporoff
Worship Associate: Bryna Blum

Cities throughout Germany have sponsored outreach and reconciliation programs for Jewish former residents who survived the Holocaust. Steven Toporoff will recall his participation in one such program, accompanying a survivor friend. What impact did the program make in his life, and what lessons might we all learn from survivors, as well as heroes who helped Jews and others escape from persecution.