“Conversations on the Wind”, including a play and subsequent discussion will follow. “Sisters of the Wind” a play written and directed by Gordon Bolar will be read at this Sunday’s Service. In the play, three women discover whether phone calls to the deceased can be made on a “Wind Phone” not connected either electronically or … Continue reading Summer Service: “Conversations on the Wind”
From June 21 through September 6, we will have summer services on Sunday morning. These services have lower production values, usually, but greater intimacy. Most weeks, People’s people will share reflections on things that matter to them and there will be time for small group conversations. The speakers’ schedule is not available as the newsletter … Continue reading Summer Service: “Wayfinding in a Time of Climate Crisis”
Rev. Olympia Brown was the first modern woman ordained through a full denominational process in 1863. She grew up in Kalamazoo County and she was a Universalist. Rev. Rachel will share part of her story and reflect on how her persistence, passion, and stubbornness might inspire us now. From June 21 through September 6, we … Continue reading Summer Service: “Remembering Olympia Brown”