...with Caroline Pierce. The American clergyman Henry Ward Beecher said, “Books are the window through which the soul looks out.” In this service, we will broaden our perspectives by reflecting on our favorite books.

...with George Dempsie. Late December is the darkest time of the year, which makes light and its warmth all the more cherished.  Thoughts on light will be shared and participants will be asked to share a fond memory of a light from their past.

...with Chas Brua. Using poems by Ryokan, a gentle Zen monk from 18th-century Japan, we'll explore the season of winter and our own responses to it.

...with Virginia Hubbs. We all face challenges at different times of our lives — personal, cultural and spiritual. Such challenges can range from a national pandemic such as COVID to dealing with the loss of a loved one or pet, to personal illness, and more. This service will help us to find the spiritual resilience to face such challenges when they come our way.

...with Linda Bryce. Comforting, reassuring, peaceful song to help heal your heart, mind and spirit.

...with George Dempsie. Short stories and inspiring words about wonder help us share memorable experiences with animals or pets over the years.

...with Caroline Pierce. For those of us who do not observe Ash Wednesday, it may seem like just another Wednesday. However, on this first day of Lent, are there spiritual practices from the Lenten season that we can apply to our lives this spring? In this service, we will ponder three questions to help us consider the possibilities.

...with Chas Brua. After listening to three insightful, strikingly different songs, we'll reflect on how they challenge and/or confirm our perspectives about life.

...with Linda Bryce. Nine is a symbol of completion. Endings can be difficult, but they are also opportunities for growth and renewal. How do we respond to endings in our lives?

...with Virginia Hubbs. Spring has given us cold and snow as well as daffodils, crocuses and morning bird song. We'll share the beauty, hope and emerging possibilities of the season and in our lives.