Rev. Peg Boyle Morgan
November 6, 2011
I doubt there is any one of us who is happy with our country’s political landscape. It is easy to feel discouraged, and cynical at the competitive paralysis in Washington D.C. It would be easy to assume that our country too will decline into oblivion, as have all the great economic and political powers. Today I’ll reflect on how we can wrestle with these thoughts and feelings in our spiritual lives.
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Saturday, November 12, 2011
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Moth to the Flame: Michael Servetus
Rev. Peg Morgan
October 16, 2011
Today we honor the 500th anniversary of the birth of Michael Servetus, author of “On Errors of the Trinity.” Michael was committed to ideas, regardless of the ultimate cost of his life. Is there anything you would give your life for?
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October 16, 2011
Today we honor the 500th anniversary of the birth of Michael Servetus, author of “On Errors of the Trinity.” Michael was committed to ideas, regardless of the ultimate cost of his life. Is there anything you would give your life for?
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Saturday, October 8, 2011
No Room for Correction
Rev. Peg Morgan
October 2, 2011
Given the recent death of Troy Davis, I will reflect on moral issues of capital punishment.
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October 2, 2011
Given the recent death of Troy Davis, I will reflect on moral issues of capital punishment.
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Conspirare: To Breathe Together
Lisa Reitzes
September 25, 2011
There are many reasons that we gather on Sunday mornings, perhaps as many reasons as there are people in the Sanctuary. Whatever brings us there, what we do together in that space creates something that is different than what we can experience on our own. However diverse our spiritualities, we agree for that time to be bound to each other by the common air we breathe.
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September 25, 2011
There are many reasons that we gather on Sunday mornings, perhaps as many reasons as there are people in the Sanctuary. Whatever brings us there, what we do together in that space creates something that is different than what we can experience on our own. However diverse our spiritualities, we agree for that time to be bound to each other by the common air we breathe.
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Saturday, September 24, 2011
One Light, Many Windows
Rev. Peg Morgan
September 18, 2011
Today we reflect on why it is that we come together on Sunday morning when we could stay home with our own beliefs. In this very unchurched area of the country, we choose to come together, gathering in our sanctuary with its many windows, sharing the light together as we ponder the mysteries and celebrate the masterpiece that is this life. In so doing, we remind ourselves of the ways to be saved in this world, for this world…for as Thoreau said, we prefer to take things one life at a time.
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September 18, 2011
Today we reflect on why it is that we come together on Sunday morning when we could stay home with our own beliefs. In this very unchurched area of the country, we choose to come together, gathering in our sanctuary with its many windows, sharing the light together as we ponder the mysteries and celebrate the masterpiece that is this life. In so doing, we remind ourselves of the ways to be saved in this world, for this world…for as Thoreau said, we prefer to take things one life at a time.
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Saturday, September 17, 2011
Holding to the Beauty of Life: Reflections on 9-11
Rev. Peg Morgan
September 11, 2011
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September 11, 2011
It has been ten years since the tragedy of 9-11. Today I will peer into that tragedy to recover strains of wisdom that can sustain us whenever life hands us an unthinkable blow.
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Sunday, September 11, 2011
Why Africa Matters
Christian Ramers, MD
September 4, 2011
This service will address why the disparities in health and human rights between ours and the African continent are prime examples of why our social justice mission needs to extend beyond our borders.
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September 4, 2011
This service will address why the disparities in health and human rights between ours and the African continent are prime examples of why our social justice mission needs to extend beyond our borders.
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