Sunday September 30 at 10am
  
					

						
Memories, Dreams, Reflections
						

										Rev. Rod Richards
							
						
This was the title of a book by Carl Jung, and I always felt like it covered a lot of important territory in just three words. How do these things work together to shape my vision of myself and my sense of possibility?
					
				
							

					
 		Sunday October 7 at 10am
  
					

						
Whatever Makes You Happy
						

										Rev. Rod Richards
							
						
What is your vision of “a life well-lived”? What is the goal of our existence? Happiness is often held up as a worthy goal, even enshrined in the Declaration of Independence as an “unalienable right.” Does happiness give our lives meaning? Or does finding a … read more.
					
				
							

					
 		Sunday October 14 at 10am
  
					

						
Longing to Go Home
						

										Rev. Rod Richards
							
						
“We are all longing to go home to some place we have never been,” writes Starhawk, “a place half-remembered and half-envisioned we can only catch glimpses of from time to time.”
					
				
							

					
 		Sunday October 21 at 10am
  
					

						
Safe and Sound
						

										Rev. Rod Richards
							
						
Sanctuary sometimes refers to a safe place in an inherently insecure existence. What does it mean to offer/seek out/create sanctuary?
					
				
							

					
 		Sunday November 4 at 10:30am
  
					

						
The Leaning
						

										Rev. Rod Richards
							
						
What do we imagine the children of this congregation will remember about their time here? What do we hope they will remember?
					
				
							

					
 		Sunday November 11 at 10:30am
  
					

						
Forgive and Forget
						

										Rev. Rod Richards
							
						
While some memories may be cherished, are there times when it is better to forget? Are there different kinds of remembering?
					
				
							

					
 		Sunday November 18 at 10:30am
  
					

						
Re-Membering
						

										Rev. Rod Richards
							
						
Re: a prefix, occurring originally in loanwords from Latin, used with the meaning “again” or “again and again” to indicate repetition or “back to the original place, again.”