Whose Bright Idea Was This? In-person service in Webster Hall at 10:00 a.m. with live stream Rev. Amanda AikmanGregory Cook, Worship Associate This service explores the origins, limitations, blessings, and future of monogamy.
The Myth of Monoculture In-person service in Webster Hall at 10:00 a.m. with live stream Rev. Zackrie VinczenJenny Weaver, Worship Associate The phrase “intra unum plures” (within one, many) affirms the idea that there is a complex intersection of identities at work within the construct of self. In this service we will reflect on the … Continue reading The Myth of Monoculture
Cloaked in a Thousand Ways In-person service in Webster Hall at 10:00 a.m. with live stream Rev. Zackrie VinczenNancy Philip, Worship Associate The Sufi teacher and poet Hafiz once wrote “cloak yourself in a thousand ways, still shall I know you, Beloved.” This line, a description of Hafiz’s intimate relationship with God, speaks to an … Continue reading Cloaked in a Thousand Ways
We are bringing Hosted Events back again this year! The objective is to provide creative and enjoyable opportunities for Cedars people to know and appreciate each other better while helping with fundraising to support the congregation’s ongoing operation. Sponsors (like you) get to determine what the event will be, such as themed or special menu dining, … Continue reading Small Event Fundraising for Cedars
Working with Shadows In-person service in Webster Hall at 10:00 a.m. with live stream Rev. Zackrie VinczenGregory Cook, Worship Associate Ursula K. Le Guin once wrote “to light a candle is to cast a shadow.” In this service we will reflect on this insight as we consider the shadows our own light casts.
Brunch & Banter: Hope in the Time of Climate Change In-person service in Webster Hall at 10:00 a.m. No live-stream will be available for this service. Mike Cox, Service Facilitator Join us for a time of gathering, sharing a meal, hymns, and meaningful conversation. Mike Cox will facilitate the program. Bring your curiosity, questions, and … Continue reading Brunch & Banter: Hope in the Time of Climate Change
The Bainbridge Island Review is currently celebrating 100 years of publishing history and has invited the sharing of locally significant memories from the period. This is especially relevant to Cedars, because we can be thankful for the newspaper error that led to our founding and subsequent presence. For many years, the oral history of the … Continue reading Cedars’ Congregational History
Cedars has been supporting Super Suppers on Bainbridge for many years. Once per month, we partner with Congregation Kol Shalom to serve a healthy, hearty meal to people at the Eagle Harbor Congregational Church. It has become such a success that the number of people volunteering exceeds the need. The Social Justice Committee has recently been working … Continue reading A New Year Opportunity
Abracadabra Alakazam: The Magic of Words In-person service in Webster Hall at 10:00 a.m. with live stream Rev. Zackrie Vinczen Worship Associate: Johanna Munson There was a time when it was believed that certain words were so powerful that they needed to be used with care. Today, we tend to be a little looser with our words, … Continue reading Abracadabra Alakazam: The Magic of Words
Webster Hall was filled with carol-singing and candlelight last Sunday evening as we gathered for a special Christmas Eve Service in which Rev. Zackrie helped us recognize and appreciate the present-day significance of the original nativity story.
