Speaker: Rev. Aija Simpson-Newbury

Labor, Protest, and Resistance Songs

with Worship Associate Nancy Brake, pianist Darin Wilson, song leaders Lisa Ferroggiara and Nancy Blake, and the Undogmatics band. “If I can’t dance, I don’t want to be part of your revolution.” Come join us for a morning of the kind of singing that can get us off our feet and power a revolution.

Unexpected Grace

with Worship Associate Nate Makdad, Cantor Rachel Walters Steiner, and accompanist Darin Wilson. What do we do with good things that we didn’t “earn”?

In Praise of Too Much

with Worship Associate Nancy Blake, Cantor Rachel Walters Steiner, and pianist David Dodd. We are told that the key to a good life was moderation in all things. But sometimes, too much is just enough. Garden Bounty? Too many tomatoes? Cucumbers? Squash? Do you have “Too Much” of anything in your garden? Let us bring … Continue reading In Praise of Too Much

Singing Stories Still Untold

with Worship Associate Rev. Dr. Wakoh Shannon Hickey, Cantor Rachel Walters Steiner, and pianist Gary Rossi. How does the act of telling our truest stories ripple through the ages?

Flower Communion: Stop and Smell the Roses!

Rev. Aija Simpson-Newbury, Worship Associate Nancy Blake, Cantor Rachel Walters Steiner, the Undogmatics Band, vocalist Anise Feldman, and accompanist Darin Wilson. With so much darkness in the world, we ask: is it self indulgent to focus on the small beauty of our own lives? Please bring a flower to share in our annual Flower Communion. All … Continue reading Flower Communion: Stop and Smell the Roses!

Our Gifts Matter

Worship Associate Nancy Blake, Cantor Rachel Walters Steiner, accompanist Darin Wilson, and the Larking About Choir. “We reaffirm our commitment to accept life’s gifts with grace and gratitude & use them to bless the world in the spirit of Love.” On this Sunday, we come together to ask: What gifts have we been given?  And how … Continue reading Our Gifts Matter

There Are More of Us

with Worship Associate Ashley Kennedy, Cantor Rachel Walters Steiner, pianist David Dodd, the Larking About Choir, and accompanists Marcia Ford (autoharp) and Tim Jenkins (guitar). On Easter Sunday we gather to remember a man whose life had ripples and echoes far beyond his time and place. We ask, what ripples will our lives have.