Category: Past services

Chris Wulff, Ministerial Intern, with Worship Associate Larry Boldt – Whether we’re looking inside our borders or beyond them, race and poverty almost universally intersect. The costs

Rev. Shana Lynngood with Worship Associate Oliver Belisle — As we begin our exploration of letting go we will examine the constantly changing nature of

Chris Wulff, Ministerial Intern with Worship Associate Dar Gareau-Levy In some religious traditions the power to offer blessings is reserved for ordained clergy or recognized leaders,

Youth Group & Rev. Melora Lynngood with Worship Associate Larry Boldt – This month, we look at the practice of ‘sharing what is good.’ In this

Rev. Melora Lynngood with Worship Associate Susan Layng All of us have more than some and less than others.  Someone always has it worse than us;

Rev. Shana Lynngood and the Kim Greenwood Ensemble with Worship Associate Jane Wilson – Thanksgiving weekend we have a morning edition of Spirited Jazz to explore gratitude

  Rev. Shana Lynngood with Worship Associate Dan Klimke – This month we explore the notion of blessing. What is a blessing? How do we give

Rev. Jane Bramadat, Minister Emerita with Worship Associate Susan Lange. This month’s theme ‘Invitation’ asks about how we are using our time and living our values.

Rev. Shana Lynngood with Worship Associate Dan Klimke – In our lives we often find ourselves feeling invited, or even pulled, by circumstances. The invitation to

Rev. Melora Lynngood with Worship Associate Larry Boldt. In keeping with our September theme ‘Invitation’ we begin with an invitation to connect and engage —

Unemployed Poems Text Farrell Boyce and Braden Young with Worship Associate Liz Graham. “We live not by things, but by the meaning of things” is

Reverends Melora and Shana Lynngood with Worship Associate Lillie Lentz – Here the answers to some of your questions. Your ministers welcome all sorts of questions –

Rev. Shana Lynngood with Worship Associate Dar Gareau-Levy – This summer has been full of anguish and wrestling with the value of life.  What makes a