By Len DesrochesAugust 7, 2022 To someone like MLK or Dorothy Day reading the gospels is an affirmation of radical nonviolence. There are also scripture scholars who have a personal… Read More »Turning the other cheek and radical nonviolence
In celebration of the 175th Anniversary of Holy Trinity! Opening:Sunday June 19th, 2022 4-6 PM (with a short musical program) Location: Church of the Holy Trinity (19 Trinity Square) Additional info… Read More »Nancy Whitla Retrospective Exhibition
One of Jane Jacob’s many legacies was the preservation of Old City Hall just south of us at the same time we were fighting the same development to remain where… Read More »Jane’s Walk 2022
By/par Hélène Grégoire Artist Statement Looking out her kitchen door one day after the rain, Grégoire’s attention was caught by the sparkling raindrops on a Japanese maple planted three years… Read More »Contemplations on One Tree / Contemplations sur un arbre
What if…… What if the labyrinth is, for one hour in April, our Planet Earth,and what if each step we take walkingis that proverbial giant step for humankind and the… Read More »Labyrinth Walk – Earth Day
Good Friday ServiceOnline only – Friday, April 15 10:30 am – (Zoom link) Easter VigilOnline only – Saturday, April 16, 8 pm – (Zoom link) Easter SundayIn person and online… Read More »Easter Services
Here are the lyric videos for this Sunday’s gathering so you’re best prepared to sing along.
A Sermon from Joanna Manning In the spring of 2008, I met Julia Esquivel, whose poem we have just heard. I was in my first year of training for ordination… Read More »Fifth Sunday of Lent
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