Since L. Frank Baum published The Wonderful Wizard of Oz 125 years ago, this wisdom story about a girl who wants to go home and her unlikely companions has been re-told and reinterpreted many times on the page, stage, and screen. In this joyful service, we will celebrate this story (and the songs it inspired) … Continue reading Wisdom from The Wizard of Oz
What does it mean to live authentically in a diverse community? Pluralism sounds great, but is often very hard work. We’ll explore a commitment to radical hospitality, learning about ourselves in the process. Liz is an ordained Presbyterian (USA) Pastor who has spent her career working in interfaith and multi-faith landscapes. Currently, she serves as … Continue reading Pluralism in Turbulent Times
As we honor Scout Sunday and the new relationship between People’s Church and Scouting America Troop 292 (part of the organization formerly known as the Boy Scouts), Rev. Rachel will tell the story of the history between the Unitarian Universalist Association and Boy Scouts of America, two imperfect institutions who are becoming unlikely allies, and … Continue reading Imperfect Allies