On Labor Day Sunday we worship our Worker God, appreciate the labor of those in our community, and find ways to work against racist policies that keep people of color economically disadvantaged.

Environmentalists have admonished us to "live local but think global!" In this week's scripture, King Solomon gives us some of the same advice. In this sermon, Pastor Shelli reflects on what it means to profess faith in the living God, dwelling in our midst.

This week, Pastor Shelli invites us to reflect on what it means to be Christian. Is it a set of beliefs? A set of practices? Or something else?

The Rev. Dawn Jefferson preaches on “The Stories We Tell Ourselves” from 1 Kings 19.

This week, Pastor Shelli reflects on the division of Christians and hope for our reconciliation. She points to one cause of our division both theologically and politically, and raises up advice from the apostle Paul and Jesus himself, with prayers for our unity.

Carolyn C. Hart preaches on the topic, “Who Are You Callin’ a Fool?”

This week, Pastor Shelli reflects on what it means for us to trust God to be our Good Shepherd, even in troubling times.

This Sunday, Pastor Shelli reflects on the role of joy in our Christian faith.

This Sunday, Pastor Shelli reflects on the power of prayer. She leads us in wondering about what prayer really is, how we pray, and why we pray each week together.

The Rev. Dawn Jefferson preaches on “Going Steady” from Lamentations 3.

This Sunday, Pastor Shelli reflects with us on the history of Israel/Palestine from the ancient period to the mid-20th century. We join our voices in prayer for peace and hope.

Pastor Shelli preaches on “Chosen Family.”

Pastor Shelli will explore the connections between Sabbath and Liberation.

Carolyn C. Hart preaches from John 3 on the topic, “Love to the Nth Power.”

Pastor Shelli reflects on the nation-wide phenomenon of "de-churching": people leaving the church in record numbers and at a record pace. As we approach Pentecost, our celebration of the birth and growth of the church, where can we find some hope amid this growing trend?

Pastor Shelli will lead us in reflecting on our encounter with finitude and the power of lament, which we encounter in Psalm 88.