Watch and Engage

We gather this to explore what it means to stand at the edge—not as a place of hesitation, but as a space of readiness.

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What if youth weren’t just the leaders of tomorrow, but the leaders of today?

Ritual Sundays are a monthly opportunity for families to worship together. These Sundays feature a dynamic, family-friendly, intergenerational, and interactive worship service.

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Today, we explore a radical possibility: What if the most powerful way forward isn’t faster, but deeper? What if transformation depends not just on action, but on patience, strategy, and relationship?

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A child dedication is a promise—a commitment to nurture, to witness, to hold space for who a child is becoming. What does it take to make a promise like that? What does it take to keep it?

How do we meet ourselves with honesty? How do we move beyond explanation into transformation? How do we invite people into justice in ways that open rather than close?

Music, ritual, and reflection will guide the way. Join us.

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Where does justice live in the everyday?
This Sex-Ed Sunday, led by our OWL youth, explores trans affirmation, ethical consumption, and economic justice as interwoven struggles. We’ll be blessing a box of Plan B emergency contraception and offering it to our wider community. Justice is not only what we demand—it is what we create in how we love, support, and build.

This Sex-Ed week, led by our OWL youth, explores trans affirmation, ethical consumption, and economic justice as interwoven struggles. Justice is not only what we demand—it is what we create in how we love, support, and build.

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What does power serve?
Masculinity shapes relationships, communities, and systems of power—for better or worse. Strength is more than force. Leadership is more than control. What does it mean to cultivate a power that protects, restores, and holds integrity at its core?

This service explores evolving models of masculinity, faith’s role in shaping justice-centered leadership, and the rejection of dominance in favor of accountability and care.

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Justice depends on remembering. When we hold onto truth, we dismantle oppression—one deliberate act at a time. We hold memory as resistance. This service explores how whitewashing history, rising fascism, and racial oppression thrive on erasure—and how faith calls us to counter that with active remembrance.

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Over the next three Sundays, we’ll take up the question of what part we can play in changing what may seem like insurmountable problems, from the climate crisis, to the evil of racism, and the impact of toxic masculinity. What spiritual resources can we draw on? What communities and commitments will sustain, strengthen, and enliven us? Join us for an exploration of how we might steward the planet we call home and renew our dedication to environmental stewardship, connection, and care.

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