Sometimes life sends us careening in a direction we didn’t choose and didn’t want.  How can we find our way back to joy?  Today we’ll look to the gentle, playful example of the Dalai Lama and the historical Buddha, who found ways to root and heal themselves and their communities again. Minister:  Rev. Laura Horton-Ludwig … Continue reading Often Torn But Always Healing

Postmodern philosophy asserts that we humans inhabit different realities.  Leftist in origin, postmodernism’s most recent incarnation enables the bullying rhetoric of the American right.  This service will ask us to ponder what courage might mean in a world without a single, solid reality.  Drawing on experimental psychology, Buddhist ethics, and 20th-century philosophy, we’ll be called … Continue reading Courage in the Time of Postmodernity

On the news and in the movies, stories abound of brave individuals taking bold, dramatic risks to save the day.  But what if the courage we need most today is collective courage? Minister:  Rev. Laura Horton-Ludwig via zoom Worship Associate:  Carolyn Johnson-Gutter Click video below to view this service