March 2: Canvass - Creating Our Future

Join us for Discussion Sunday in Friendship Hall. Come and share your ideas and visions for the coming year. Your opinions will help guide the Board and Finance Committee, in making decisions for the 2025-26 budget. Your ideas will also provide a framework for our planning of Sunday services, outreach, programs, social events, social justice, building and grounds, and more…all the things that make this our beloved community. Presented by Ann Kleinsasser, lay leader

March 9: Defiant Love: Interrogating Our American Heritage

Some aspects of our inherited cultural system are clearly harmful to our planet, our descendants, and our own humanity. In the context of our damaged and dysfunctional culture, acting with honor for our ancestors, respect for ourselves, and love for future generations often looks like rudeness or radical defiance. Sometimes, Love requires us to defy our own heritage. Featuring JD Stillwater

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March 16: ‘And So I Walked’

The Reverend Anne Gardner will offer a reflection on her experience of walking the famed 500-mile Camino de Santiago. She has written a book about this extraordinary journey, recently published by Adelaide Books (NY/Lisbon), titled And So I Walked. The book recounts both the challenges of completing a long-distance hike as well as the emotional and spiritual undercurrents her time on the trail revealed.

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March 23: 30 Ways to Counter Hate and Spread Love in the Process

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Hate has been on the rise in recent years, and the current political climate is only serving to exacerbate an already bad situation. Matt Vasco will offer ways to speak up against hate both on social media and in everyday life. This is a comprehensive message that combines the best teachings of trusted entities like the United Nations and Southern Poverty Law Center. 

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March 30: service tba