Sunday Service: "Art and Soul - Witnessing and Creating"
Sep 27, 2026 @ 10:00 am - 11:00 am
Speaker: Rev. Deborah Bond-Upson
Art can move us and open our souls, whether witnessing or making it. Great art can grab our attention, touch us, provide revelation, and drive change. Some art has moved whole civilizations like the Bayeaux Tapestry, Guernica, the Vietnam Memorial, “Wall of Tears” (Gaza), Banksy’s 7 installations in Ukraine, and “Broken Spectre” multimedia dive into the Amazon. Making art, in all its forms, from baking a fine pie, to orchestrating a group project, to painting or sculpting or making lau Hala, we participate in creation. We will reflect on soul-moving art and hear from artists in our midst on their experience of soul in art.
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Sunday Service: “A Certain Kind of Understanding”
Oct 04, 2026 @ 10:00 am - 11:00 am
Speaker: Rev. Samantha Wilson
What kind of understanding does the heart need? How would you know it was there? In our third year of Hope for Us work, we are listening to each other’s stories in search of that kind of understanding. And it turns out: that certain kind of understanding takes a whole lot of practice.
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Sunday Service: "An Angel in Rhinestones" - A Dolly Parton themed service for LGBTQ+ Pride Sunday
Oct 11, 2026 @ 10:00 am - 11:00 am
Speaker: Pastor Keola Whittaker
Dolly Parton called her look a country girl’s idea of glamour, and she was never once ashamed of the fact that she made it herself. On the Sunday before Pride week and on National Coming Out Day, we gather to celebrate the woman we lost in August and the truth she spent eighty years telling: that what you build of yourself is not a betrayal of what you are. It is what you are. Wear something bright. There will be glitter. There will be Dolly. Bring somebody who needs to hear it.
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Sunday Service: "In Praise of Naysayers"
Oct 18, 2026 @ 10:00 am - 11:00 am
Speaker: Mary MacKay
As much as we all long to “get along,” we need those with the courage (or sheer curmudgeonly-ness) to raise the alarm, stand in dissent, or resist the siren call of harmony. From the warnings of Cassandra in Greek mythology, to the vanguards of the modern Civil Rights movements, it is often the voice in the wilderness that calls us out of complacency. Join us in exploring the art of principled opposition, and its gift to all of us.
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