Rev. Axel Gehrmann and W.A. Lauren Keenan
In our worship services we often seek to create an atmosphere of calm mindfulness and quiet contemplation. And yet if we think about the alarming events and profound injustices evident in the world around us, shouldn’t we be moved … read more.

Ray Krise and Micah Forstein
Being a lion is great! Being a coward is not . . . or is it? They say discretion is the better part or valor; could the cowardly lion be just a misunderstood feline of valor? Join Ray and Micah to … read more.

Rev. Elaine Gehrmann and W.A. Corey Brunson
Sometimes, even with our best intentions, we mess up, we say the wrong thing, we do something hurtful, we don’t follow through, or otherwise act in less-than-ideal ways. At times like these, a sincere apology can be helpful, but … read more.

Rev. Axel Gehrmann and W.A. Ann Jacobson
In his well-known prayer, Reinhold Niebuhr asks for the serenity to accept what cannot be changed, the courage to change what can be changed, and the wisdom to know the difference. When we have the capacity to make meaningful … read more.