July 12, our service moves to the Picnic Shelter at Battle Point Park for a congregational potluck brunch. Break out your flip‑flops, bring something brunchy to share, and enjoy a relaxed morning as we welcome the start of summer together. We’ll swap stories about favorite childhood summer memories, chat about plans for the sunny days … Continue reading Congregational Picnic at Battlepoint Park
Now that the fireworks and Presidential speeches are over, what stays with us after the July 4th celebrations? The proposition that all men are created equal must be tested again and again with each new generation. As America has not yet fulfilled its promise, how can we, as individuals, keep moving toward that goal? Reverend … Continue reading What Did We Celebrate this 4th of July?
Why does it seem that we are afraid to listen to our Higher Self? What I am led to understand, through nearly thirty years as an intuitive, is that by learning to live from our heart-centered, heart-led perspective, we open to potentials far beyond the limitations we’ve currently set for ourselves. Why not make this … Continue reading The Wisdom of the Higher-Self Offers New Perspectives
Indigenous author Robin Wall Kimmerer tells us that hoarding will never save us; all flourishing is mutual. On this Sunday, we will explore what flourishing looks like in our personal lives and societal structures. Reverend Margo Rinehart serves Cedars by welcoming people from diverse theological and religious backgrounds and spiritual beliefs on their journeys to … Continue reading Flourishing Together, Belonging to One Another
