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“The Sacrament of Presence”
What makes our presence—our simple awareness—become sacred?
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“What We Dare Together”
Some things we can do alone. Others require trust, courage, and the willingness to make promises to one another. Rev. Bill Lyon reflects on what becomes possible when a community dares not only to imagine a future, but to create it together.
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“Becoming, Still”
Sunday Worship, September 20, 2026 at 10:30 am Rev. Bill Lyon A living faith community is never quite finished. We inherit traditions, relationships, and a sense of who we have been—and yet life keeps inviting us to become something more. Rev. Bill Lyon reflects on what it means to honor what has brought us this…
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“Where Our Waters Meet”
Bring a small amount of water representing a place or experience from your summer and celebrate what happens when our lives flow together again in community
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“A Summer Collage”
What a tremendous summer we’ve had! Let’s look at where we’ve been, spend time with those glorious experiences, and create a summer collage as we prepare to begin anew.
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“Finding the Sacred through the Movement of Nia”
Experience the divine through the joy of movement this summer as we welcome Nia, a barefoot sacred dance that blends martial arts, healing arts, and expressive movement [Nia].
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“Photography as a Sacred Practice”
Guest speaker Diane Wright explores spiritual perspectives on photography, and what it means to “take” photographs and “make” photographs.
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“Backpack Sunday”
We will consider what practical and spiritual tools we may want in our backpacks for what lies ahead.
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“Images of the Divine”
We will consider what practical and spiritual tools we may want in our backpacks for what lies ahead.
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“The Sacred Art of Story”
Come join us for a taste of summer.
