On Mother’s Day, we awaken our curiosity about the radical origins of this holiday—born not from greeting card sentimentality, but from the fierce activism of mothers who demanded peace, fought for suffrage, and refused to send their sons to war. We explore how Anna Jarvis and Julia Ward Howe envisioned Mother’s Day as a call … Read more

In her over nine decades of living fully, Peggy Leppert has made a difference and had a lot of fun along the way. Her friend Ginny Megin will interview her so we can all see how much this modest lady has accomplished, and what she’s contributed both to our church and beyond. This service will … Read more

Awaken to the power of questions themselves—recognizing that in a world demanding certainty, the act of asking is itself a form of wisdom and faith. Drawing from the wisdom of Hymn 354, “We Laugh, We Cry,” we explore how questions can be answers, how curiosity can be prayer, and how the willingness to not-know opens … Read more