I was, for the first time in my life, not ashamed that I was crying, because I knew that everyone around me was also feeling big emotions and that we were in this together.
Reflecting on the summer in my own words – by Noah Boyer-Edwards
We are faced every day with the question of how and to what extent to incorporate technology into our work and worship. How much is really lost by allowing AI to write an email for us? Should a church maintain a website? A Facebook page? Instagram? I don’t know where we should draw the line, and I don’t think anybody else does either. But I am choosing to focus on gratitude.
Save the date: Announcing 2026 summer program schedule
As the summer season wraps up, we’re already looking forward to what 2025 will bring. Mark your calendars and save the date!
Summer 2025: Wisdom of Trees
Our 2025 summer theme is The Wisdom of Trees: Instructions for Living. Throughout the season we will pay attention to the trees that surround us. We will ask questions, both scientific and theological: What does it mean to be deeply rooted? And how do those roots nurture community? How are trees able to withstand the storms of life, and what might we learn from them?…