The sun never says, “You owe me.” It simply rises, offering its warmth and light to all. In this worship service, inspired by the beloved poetry of Hafiz, we reflect on the spiritual power of generosity, presence, and unconditional love. The sun does not ask who is worthy of its light. It does not keep … Continue reading The Sun Never Says
During World War I, the 369th Infantry Regiment—known as the Harlem Hellfighters—fought for 191 consecutive days on the front lines, longer than any other American regiment. They faced extraordinary danger abroad while also confronting racism and discrimination at home. This service, honoring Veterans Day, is entitled “191 Days,” remembers the courage and perseverance of the … Continue reading 191 Days
There are moments when the world gives us plenty of reasons to lose heart. Yet somehow, people continue to love, laugh, create, resist, forgive, and hope. In Spite of It All is a service about the spiritual courage to keep going when circumstances are difficult and the future is uncertain. This is not a celebration … Continue reading In Spite Of It All
What would it mean to place love—not as a feeling, but as a practice—at the center of our lives? In a world often shaped by division, fear, and uncertainty, love calls us toward connection, compassion, courage, and justice. This service explores the transformative power of making love the guiding principle of our relationships, our communities, … Continue reading Love At The Center
Indigenous Peoples Day invites us to reconsider the stories we have inherited about this land and the people who have cared for it for generations. This service honors Indigenous peoples, cultures, traditions, resilience, and continuing presence. We will reflect on the history of colonization while also celebrating Indigenous wisdom, relationship to the Earth, and the … Continue reading Indigenous Peoples’ Day; Remembering, Honoring, Reclaiming
Every generation faces moments that demand courage, wisdom, and hope. We are living in such a time. This service invites us to reflect on how we respond to change, uncertainty, and opportunity with open hearts and steadfast spirits. Together we will consider what it means to meet this moment with resilience, love, and a commitment … Continue reading Meeting the Moment
Most people know Albert Einstein as one of history’s greatest scientists, but there was much more to “Uncle Albert” than equations and relativity. He spoke with awe about the mystery of the universe, the importance of imagination, and the ethical responsibility that comes with knowledge. Join us as we explore Einstein’s reflections on wonder, humility, … Continue reading Uncle Albert: The Spiritual Legacy of Albert Einstein
Stories shape who we are. They carry our memories, preserve our values, and help us imagine a more just and loving world. This service celebrates the transformative power of storytelling—from ancient wisdom to personal experience—as we consider how the stories we tell can inspire healing, deepen
Water sustains every living thing. It refreshes, cleanses, and connects us to one another and to the earth. In this service we will explore the spiritual meaning of water as a source of renewal, justice, and hope. Together we will reflect on our responsibility to protect this sacred gift and discover how the living waters … Continue reading Water is Life
Summer invites us into longer days, warmer light, and moments of renewal. In a culture that praises constant motion, this service explores the spiritual importance of rest, joy, play, and reflection. Together we consider how summertime can become a sacred season — a time to reconnect with nature, with one another, and with the quiet … Continue reading Summertime: The Sacred Art of Slowing Down
