Services in May 2026

5/3/2026 I Know What You Mean John Freund

The words, "I know what you mean", do not resolve a conflict. Yet, they are a major step toward sidelining the mistrust that often accompanies a misunderstanding. Those words signify a thread of connection; they are a hand gesturing to a place of listening. Kahlil Gibran wrote, "Even as the strings of the lute are alone though they quiver with the same music." Today, we will be the strings of your piano.

5/10/2026 Community Environmental Arts Laurie Seeman

Everyone is an artist. Art is found in how we see the world and respond with wonder and imagination.  We work with elements of staging and surprise to keep the creative channels open.

5/17/2026 Carrying Our Doubt Together Rev. Melissa Moorer-Nobles RCSL

Rather than turning away from our Collective personal doubt, we are called to embrace doubt as an opportunity to dive deeper into the most pressing questions that we as individuals and communities face. Often, the irritation of a persistent doubt or other concern provides the motivation and focus needed to understand, explore, and grow both individually and communally. Pushing this doubt away ignores the opportunity it is presenting us with. As a community of individuals, each with their own doubts, learning to understand and work with doubt together supports us in becoming more inclusive and communities open to new ideas and seeking truth.

5/24/2026 Peace of Mind Rev. Mark Cutolo

In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, we'll learn about some creative and faith-filled ways that some communities have found to express care for those struggling with their mental health. 

5/31/2026 Give Light: Finding Hope in Dark Times Geoffry Kaufman

Geoff will offer a palette of dark and light through song as we all navigate what feels like a dark time for us and our nation. Songs and stories can help us see where we have been in order to shed light on where we are and guide us to the hope we need to