How many of our relationships break because of misunderstanding and confused expectations. Like an excited parent looking forward to giving a child a gift they worked hard to pick out, their child had their heart set on something else. The parent feels like they failed, and the child feels jilted. As children grow older, they … Continue reading Expectation and the Broken Reality
Litha is a celebration of the summer solstice, when the sun is at its highest point and we, in the Northern Hemisphere, experience the longest day. Amanda Dear, Temple of Witchcraft High Priestess and ordained minister, will share about the importance of the Summer Solstice as the tipping point in the life tide of the … Continue reading Litha: The Midsummer Solstice Celebration
This Sunday, Rev. McCreary will reflect on compassion–compassion in racial justice, compassion in Covid-19, compassion for a small church in Jackson, Mississippi, that struggles under the weight of prejudice against liberal Religion–and explore how these are connected. This service will be held virtually. Join us at 10:30 am for Virtual Coffee Time to catch up … Continue reading Compassion and Connection: As Beautiful and Terrible as the Dawn
