Sunday, December 21, 2014: “A Medley of Christmas Songs”

Host/Presenter: Ken Whiting

There is a universal urge to end the year with a festival of joy that rekindles faith, brings us closer to the people we care about, and brings music and singing light and laughter to the dark days of winter.

This Holiday season for all religious faiths can be filled with greater meaning and satisfaction when we sing.

This Sunday, we will sing special meaningful songs of this season that inspires us and bring back memories of our past no matter what our current or past religious traditions may be.

Our Service this Sunday will be of song memories we all enjoy for this Christmas (holiday) season – whether you be Christian, Jewish, Buddhist, Muslim, Agnostic, Atheist or celebrate any other path.

Newcomers are always welcome. We are handicapped accessible. Please park in the front of the building. Child care is available.

Sunday, December 14, 2014: “A Festival of Renewal”

Host: Dale Bostock
Presenter: Julie Merrick

There is a universal wish to end the year with a festival of renewal that rekindles our faith, brings us closer to the people we care about, and brings light and laughter to the dark days of winter.”

This Holiday season can be filled with greater meaning and satisfaction when we make choices that are in alignment with our values. We are in a position to create a more soul-satisfying celebration when we answer the question of why it is we celebrate and put our focus there.

Newcomers are always welcome. We are handicapped accessible. Please park in the front of the building. Child care is available.

Sunday, December 7, 2014: “Circles of Light and Dark: Our Whole Lives”

Host: Karen Fothergill
Presenter: Rev. Elizabeth Greene

Many world religions celebrate this winter season with festivals of light: Jewish Hanukkah, Hindu Diwali, earth-centered Solstice. These holidays welcome the light of longer days to come, bringing hope and warmth. Lest, we neglect an important part of life darkness. However, what of the dark? Seeds require winter’s darkness if they are to emerge in spring. Can our souls be enriched by honoring the dark?

Join us this Sunday to hear Rev. Elizabeth Greene discuss this topic.

Newcomers are always welcome. We are handicapped accessible. Please park in the front of the building. Child care is available.