At this time of Thanksgiving, we invite you to hear a new, original story drawn from the natural world.
Inspired by the family of barn swallows who appropriated her family’s patio this past summer, Debbie weaves a tale of hope, adaptation and resilience in our time … read more.
Kintsugi, a Japanese art form, embodies a philosophy of embracing imperfections. It involves repairing cracked or broken pottery with lacquer dusted with gold or other precious metals, highlighting the damage rather than hiding it. This practice extends beyond a mere repair technique, serving as a … read more.
Sometimes the important truths in our families, relationships, lives and hearts linger beneath the surface. When those truths bubble up and reveal themselves, it can be disturbing, healing or transformational.
Please join Debbie for an original story that explores the realm of the Bubbling Well.
Debbie is … read more.
As of May 2024, an estimated 120 million people are currently displaced by war and armed conflict.
This morning, we explore their personal stories, the stories of those working to assist them, and how we can help.
Debbie is a wildlife artist, story-teller, and occasional service speaker … read more.
In Judaism, Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year) is observed in fall. This year, Rosh Hashanah begins at sunset on October 2, starting a ten-day period of reflection and contemplation that culminates with Yom Kippur on October 12. This time was traditionally referred to as the … read more.
Please join us on this Christmas Eve morning and fourth Sunday of Advent to celebrate the holiday season, love’s presence among us, and the power of kindness.
Debbie is a wildlife artist, story-teller, and occasional service speaker at our Fellowship.
She and her husband Bob have … read more.
This reflection is about how each of us can live in alignment with our deepest values through our food choices, as well as other daily actions.
Debbie is a wildlife artist, story-teller, and occasional service speaker at our Fellowship. She and her husband Bob have … read more.
During World War II, with most German men conscripted into the army, Nazi Germany created one of the largest forced labor systems in history – over 20 million people. Some were concentration camp inmates, some were prisoners of war, and some were civilian workers from occupied … read more.
We approach this season of ReOpening with our hearts and minds and souls. Asking ourselves What does it mean to open up after a season or two of being closed, being cut-off from the people we love, missing holy days of celebration and grief … read more.
