Maya Angelou writes in "I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings," that“ to really love someone is to know the song their heart sings and to hum it back to them on the days they forget how it goes. It is a fitting entry to our conversation about our fourth Survey Response which is about "being in relationship. loving our neighbors, and learning from each other." 

You have probably heard I Corinthians 13: 1-13 It is sometimes called "the love chapter" at a wedding or three. But at the core it's about something much bigger than romantic love. Join us in the next piece of our "What Makes Your Hearts Sing" series as we prepare our hearts for sabbatical. I look forward to being with you for Where the Face of Love Mirrors (esoptron: ἔσοπτρον) Our Gaze: A Heart Singing Conversation about Love (agapé: ἀγάπη) , Mirroring, Relationship, Why This Is Not Just a Wedding Reading, and Singing Each Other Home. 

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There are many in our nation who are really distorting the Christian scriptures, and teachings of Jesus beyond recognition right now. The stakes are very high. And as we navigate that, I think it important that we remain committed to rooting ourselves in the scriptures, and exploring what Jesus really said and taught during these challenging times.

I look forward to accompanying you on this journey. If you have any questions. Please let me know.  See you'all @5:30 

- With Infinite Love and Gratitude, Rev. Jeanne.

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We are a theologically progressive, open and affirming congregation. Our Bible Study reflects that. Your theological reflections are welcome. Your harm is not.

The Healing Circle will meets on the last Monday of the month at 7:15 PM. I hope you can attend and, if you feel anxious, sad, and/or angry, please try to join in. Remember God’s healing we send to those entered into the circle is also for those who make up the circle. Come share in God’s grace, peace, and healing. Know it is in you always waiting to be called upon.

If you’re interested in finding out more about our Healing Circle, please go to our Blog page. If you’d like to join the next circle on Zoom, please email your request to slhly1@aol.com

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As Jan Richardson prepares the beloved community to come to the communion table, she writes, "(God) To your table we come. Hungering for your bread, we come; thirsting for your wine, we come; singing your song in every language, speaking your name in every tongue, in conflict and in communion, in discord and in desire, we come, O God of Wisdom, we come."  

If I say "we are coming to the table" in worship, most of you will know I am talking about sharing Holy Communion. But have you ever considered the importance of tables in our liturgy and in our lives? As we explore this familiar story in Luke 22, I think you will come to agree with me that without the table, this pivotal event in the ministry of Jesus would not be happening. Join us this Holy Week Thursday evening, April 2 @7:00 PM Pacific as we talk about tables - communion tables, kitchen tables, picnic tables, underrated tables, seating assignments, hospitality, and the holy (and sometimes not so holy) complexities of gathering at tables. I look forward to being with you for  In “Conflict and In Communion We Come”: A Place at the Table (trapeza:: τράπεζα). 

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