Sunday Sermons: July 2020
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* All services begin at 10am unless noted otherwise.
* All services begin at 10am unless noted otherwise.
July 5 - Fourth of July –Claire Johnson
Happy 4th of July! For many of us, fireworks are a colorful and engaging display that is entertaining and fun to watch. My family has its own traditions of purchasing and shooting off fireworks at a friend’s house as part of their annual outdoor celebration. My brother, my dad, and I - it's not every day we get to be together, so this is a special time for us. This year with the current pandemic situation, it will be different in how we celebrate and how will that impact our tradition.
July 12 - Flourishing in Hard Times –Greg Valde
It’s difficult to find ways to flourish even in the best of times. This service will consider a few research-based ideas on how to flourish - even in times like these.
July 19 - The Eye of the Needle –Gus Santo
Surviving tragedy is a good thing, but merely surviving makes the tragedy meaningless. The power of tragedy ought to transform life by stripping away the superficial, the constriction of crass materialism, the egocentric trap of apathy, and an obsession with the past which was supposedly idyllic. Tragedy ought to thrust a person forward into the now’s future with an irresistible force. Living is forward movement. One who has been humbled by passing through the eye of a needle understands this truth.
July 28 - Moving Through LIfe/The Pandemic –Kerry Duma
How do we care for ourselves and find resiliency? Kerry will share some ideas on ways to cultivate calm steadiness and resiliency through difficult times. You will need room to stand up and spread out your arms for this Zoom session.
Happy 4th of July! For many of us, fireworks are a colorful and engaging display that is entertaining and fun to watch. My family has its own traditions of purchasing and shooting off fireworks at a friend’s house as part of their annual outdoor celebration. My brother, my dad, and I - it's not every day we get to be together, so this is a special time for us. This year with the current pandemic situation, it will be different in how we celebrate and how will that impact our tradition.
July 12 - Flourishing in Hard Times –Greg Valde
It’s difficult to find ways to flourish even in the best of times. This service will consider a few research-based ideas on how to flourish - even in times like these.
July 19 - The Eye of the Needle –Gus Santo
Surviving tragedy is a good thing, but merely surviving makes the tragedy meaningless. The power of tragedy ought to transform life by stripping away the superficial, the constriction of crass materialism, the egocentric trap of apathy, and an obsession with the past which was supposedly idyllic. Tragedy ought to thrust a person forward into the now’s future with an irresistible force. Living is forward movement. One who has been humbled by passing through the eye of a needle understands this truth.
July 28 - Moving Through LIfe/The Pandemic –Kerry Duma
How do we care for ourselves and find resiliency? Kerry will share some ideas on ways to cultivate calm steadiness and resiliency through difficult times. You will need room to stand up and spread out your arms for this Zoom session.
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