Autumn approaches and with it WORLD PEACE DAY on September 21.

It's time to count our blessings, bathe our hopes for a peaceful world in the "Waters of Life" and practice the art of Savoring each moment entrusted to our care. We’ll also read from The Tao of Pooh by Benjamin Hoff.

Join us for Passover / Easter Sunday as Rev Ted discusses the power of hope in times of tumult.

What if the story of Christmas is an invitation to spiritual and ethical rebirth?

Join us for a different perspective of what Christmas means.

The original story of Easter has its roots in planting and growing:

“unless a seed of corn falls into the earth and dies, it cannot be born again”.

We will explore the mysteries and rhythms of planting and tending our gardens. If the weather is right, we’ll do a little planting.

Live music with David Lauth & Alan Ware.

Soup & Bread Served at 11:30 am. Take time to sit down, settle down and get to know your neighbors.

Many Asian communities celebrate “Buddha’s Awakening Day”

Join us and listen to Chris Burawa, long-time Buddhist practitioner and priest share his reflections on Buddha’s Way and Buddha’s Awakening.

With help from music, many readers, shared reflections and silence we will orient our selves to three zones of Thanks Giving:

1. giving thanks to the living Earth which sustains us and all life;

2. giving thanks to the Human Community which both supports and challenges us;

3. giving thanks to the mysterious Gifts of the Spirit.

Consider volunteering to be a reader at this celebration. More info here.