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Loving our Neighbors in Creation; Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost
“We belong to one another, Wendell Berry taught – not only to our human neighbors in our town or city or country, but we

Storytelling Round Table
This is the second Storytelling Round Table from the “I Wonder…” series, put on by Invite Welcome Connect, a national initiative started in the

Music Director Search Committee
Would you like to be part of the team helping to find our next Music Director? Please submit your name on this form. Committee

September Wednesday Night Dinner
The next session of our monthly Wednesday Night Dinner (WND) series will be at 5:30pm on Wednesday, September 16th, in Edwards Hall. As usual,

Yoga for Healing and Recovery
A gentle and adaptive chair/mat yoga class is held Monday mornings at 10:00 am in the Sanctuary. People who’ve attended remarked at the easy

Bible+ Discussion Group
Please join us on September 13 from 7–8 PM on Zoom (meeting link here). This month, Bruce England will lead us in a discussion

Climate Care
When it’s hot, Play it cool! Katharine Hayhoe’s column is full of important information this week. I recommend you read the whole column but

Creation Care Tip: Turbines
A wind turbine blade section weighing 3.5 tons spent its working life above a Colorado wind farm, and it lies on its side in

September is Suicide Prevention Month
The Santa Clara County Department of Public Health reminds us that September is Suicide Prevention Month. If you or someone you know is in

Safe Parking Welcome Bags
Between services this Sunday, Sept. 6th: We’ll be creating 20 welcome bags of self-care items. Each of our safe parking guests receives one upon

Women’s Retreat
Making Room: Embracing a More Spacious Christianity Christianity at its best invites us to open our hearts and our lives wide. To embrace rather

Creationtide
This Sunday, we begin our recognition of Creationtide, running Sept. 1 – Oct. 4. Liturgically, we are still in the Season after Pentecost, but