We are just past the Autumn Equinox and in the midst of the Jewish High Holidays, so we will explore the deepest spiritual meaning of this time of year.
Rev. Kathie McCutcheon Turning, Returning, Letting Go, Holding On
Month: September 2025
Rev Patty Hanneman Hollowing Out a Space
A church historian, Ken Wilbur, has said that faith traditions have two primary functions: to give us a sense of belonging, and then to encourage us to reach beyond that to higher levels of consciousness. A middle step in that process is to hollow out enough space for compassion for oneself. What might this look like?
Rev Becky Suzik Living the Questions Service
How do we consciously hold uncertainties with presence and kindness, weaving questions into our lives as companions on the path to our becoming? Join interfaith minister Becky Suzik this Sunday and let’s identify and hold the questions together.
Rev. Patty Hanneman Religious But Not Spiritual
Rev. Colleen Clark May We Be Inscribed for Good
The Jewish High Holidays are coming up in a few weeks. Jewish lore holds that what will happen to us will be written into the Book of Life on Rosh Hashanah and the book will be sealed on Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement. We’ll explore these themes and consider if we need to seek forgiveness from others or perhaps forgive someone else. Advice from this chaplain: say what you need to say before it’s too late! Confession, as the saying goes, can be good for the