Awakening love & justice in our lives & in the world.
Freedom Written on Heart & Brain
Sunday, September 27, 11am, in person and on Zoom
Rev. Abbey Tennis
We all yearn to make a difference to the people and work that matters most in our lives. As we mark what would have been the 201st birthday of former congregant, activist, and author Frances Ellen Watkins Harper this week, what can we learn from “one of the most prominent African Americans” in the mid-1800s about how to use our lives to make change in the world?
Atonement and Origami
What would atonement look like if we worked together as a congregation? The Japaneze tradition of Senbazuru, or folding 1,000 origami paper cranes, offers us the invitation to create a symbolic gesture of repairation, a symbol of world peace. If we listen deeply, where else do we see invitations for repair in our lives?
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