Sunday, Apr 9 – 9:30am and 11:15am Edible Spirituality – This Sunday Rev. Anya honors the tradition of Pesach or Passover, the Jewish meal that ritualizes the exodus by examining the spirituality of food. The ancient Hindus believed humans needed to feed their gods. Today perhaps we need to consider the spiritual meals that will sustain us in our endeavors. We will…

Sunday, Apr 2 – 9:30am and 11:15am How We Fail, And How We Recover – Rev. Anya does not subscribe to optimistic humanism – the idea that we are on a perfect trajectory, onward and upward forever. She presents instead a tragic humanism that recognizes both our tragic faults and our human capacity to recover. Tragic humanism is akin to Christianity’s story…

Sunday, Mar 26 – 9:30am and 11:15am A Walk In the Dark – A sense of hopelessness can be debilitating, whether it comes from seeing injustice in the world or facing our own struggles. Yet hope can be elusive. Intern John reflects on how to live in that liminal space between hope and hopelessness. With music by Scott Findley and Mark Lorenz.