September 1:  Labors of Love 

Join us for a round table discussion. We will consider the many things we do for the love of the person, the cause or the organization we do it for. Other things we do for the love of doing them. Presented by Valerie Weston 

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September 8: Ingathering & Water Ceremony 

Today we will share water and stories from our summer travels, and activities.  The waters will be mingled to symbolize our connections with each other, and later be used to nourish our church gardens.  We will celebrate being together at the beginning of a new “church year” as we look forward to new activities and social justice projects. Presented by Ann Kleinsasser, lay leader

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September 15:  Living in a Paternal Society 

Patriarchal society by definition means a society controlled by men in which they use their power to their own advantage. An example of a patriarchy is when the family name comes from the man in the family. The dominance of men in social or cultural systems will be considered. Presented by Howard Richman

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September 22: Medical Crisis Response

A Glendale Fire Department Paramedic will speak to us about how to react when there is a medical emergency. What should and should not be done and how to prepare in advance.

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September 29:  Living into the Living System

With inspiration from gardens, nature, mystics, and radical systems thinkers, we are invited to reframe the ways we create change and “live in” to the living systems that surround us. Recorded service with The Rev. Sarah Gibb Millspaugh followed by discussion.

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