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Home » Services » Celebrating the Sacred Dark

Celebrating the Sacred Dark

December 23, 2018 at 10:30 am The Rev. Heather Janules

We honor the long nights of the season with a meditative service including poetry, reflective music and silence.

Topics: Faith & renewal, Meditation, Music, Mystery, Poetry

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    October 11, 2026 at 10:30 amRev. Seth Carrier-Ladd

    As Indigenous People’s Day comes upon us on Monday, we pause this week to reflect on the many ways governments and nations abuse power. There are so many horrific abuses of power in the past, including what white Europeans did to the native people’s of this country. And it’s not just historical – the Palestinian … Continue reading Abuse of Power

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