Author: Aidan Cuningham

Rev. Megan Berkowitz
May 2, 2025

There is very little in the Gospels that tells of Jesus after his resurrection and before his ascension. This period gets 5 weeks in the liturgical calendar, but only one or two stories in each Gospel at most. As Pastor Amy shared in her sermon last Sunday, after the Resurrection, Jesus spends some time eating with his disciples, even sharing a grilled fish breakfast on the beach with them one morning. Learn More

Rev. Megan Berkowitz
April 25, 2025

On Easter morning, we sang the hymn “Now the Green Blade Rises,” with its refrain: “Love is come again like wheat that rises green.” While it raises questions for me every year about how much pronunciation has changed in the last hundred years (did been/green and again/lain really rhyme?), it so beautifully captures the confluence of Easter and the coming of Spring in the Northern hemisphere.  Learn More

Rev. Megan Berkowitz
April 18, 2025

Throughout Lent, we have been Making Space: for compassion, humility, discernment, generosity, and prayer. As we move from yesterday evening’s Maundy Thursday Tenebrae service, sharing around the table and recognizing the coming darkness, to Sunday morning’s joyful worship, we are given one last, sacred opportunity to reflect in this year’s Lenten season. Learn More

Rev. Amy Clark Feldman
April 11, 2025

This coming Sunday begins our walk through Holy Week.  The story of this week is at the very core of our faith.  We’ll travel with Jesus to confront the powers of this world that still cause so much suffering –  injustice, hubris, abuse of power, scarcity, violence, and fear.  Learn More