This sermon features a church treasurer reflecting on the transition from viewing a religious community as a struggling business to seeing it as a space for innovation and connection.
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From “Bio” to “Theo”
Speaker: Rev. Jon Coffee
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Speaker: Catherine Boyle
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Speaker: Rev. Alice King
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Speaker: Kate Braestrup
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Prayer Cloths
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
May 6, 2018It has been said that we are co-creators with God. Theism aside, what does that look like? And what does it mean to be a creative people?
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Pushing the River
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
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Easter
Speaker: Rev. Alice King
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Everyday Leadership
Speaker: Michelle Saville
March 25, 2018What does it mean to be a leader? In this time when we are craving positive leadership, perhaps we should redefine what it means to be a leader.
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I Think It’s Gonna Rain Today
Speaker: Mel Harkrader Pine
March 9, 2018Randy Newman’s song helped define 1968, a year marked by sadness and irony. Now, 50 years later, what song will reflect 2018?