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Transition: it’s not the same as change. Change is always happening. But sometimes we change (externally, superficially) in order to not change (truly grow) – we make changes so we can avoid changing. To transition, rather than merely change, is to bring a bit of intentionality to the process.

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What is yours to do? What is your calling — in life? Now? George Kaufman and Moss Hart won’t answer that question, but their 1936 play does help frame the question.

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Community is the gift always there — the challenge is to make ourselves able and ready to receive it.

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War has been a significant part of human history — as conflicted as we may feel about that fact. It has shaped us into who we are. Perhaps we can build a world without war, though I’d like to hope we could still have a warrior’s virtues (courage, determination, sacrifice) without actual war. In the meantime, let us remember the warriors who modeled those virtues.

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This Sunday, our Coming of Age students (7th/8th Grade) share their statements of faith and values with the congregation. Join us to learn about our students’ journeys of understanding themselves and their place in the world.

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Vesak is the Buddhist holiday commemorating Buddha’s birth, enlightenment, and death, as legend has it that Siddhartha Gautama — the Buddha — was born, became enlightened, and died all on the full moon of the lunar month Vesakha. We’ll be observing this Buddhist holiday while also having our annual Flower Communion.

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The work of building the Beloved Community always seems impossible… until it isn’t. Join us for a service that affirms our call to Love.

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What’s the natural response, and what’s the effective response? Why do we gather together as a church? How do we stay grounded in our values in these difficult times? Join us to explore the power of counterintuitive joy.

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