Eco Not Ego
On this Earth Day Sunday, Rev. Kim invites us to reflect on the storms we know, the God of All Seasons, and our stories of home. Guest musician, Medgina Maitre, joins us on the harp.
Speaker: Rev. Kim Wildszewski
Moon Joy, Bluejay, and a New Way Forward
Join Rev. Kim and Lenape Chief Bluejay for a service celebrating the earth’s gifts and lessons for a time such as this.
To Tell the Truth
Last Sunday we heard again how reparations is a form of truth telling. This Sunday we ask: why is it so hard to tell the truth? Join Rev. Kim, Erin, and guest musician, Josh Quillen on the steel drums, as we consider this auction-won sermon on telling the truth.
Dreaming a Disabled Future
It is a radical idea to dream of a disabled future. How do reparations and disability justice get us there? Join member, Lauren Shallish, and Rev. Kim for this important service. This service will also feature special music from the Crossing Chorale.
To Have a Village
On this Joys & Sorrows Sunday, we consider what it means – and what it requires – to have a village. Special guest musician Will Czartoryski joins us on horn.
Ritual For Return
As we continue this year of reparations education and work, we are privileged to host two returning citizens through the Ritual4Return project. Ritual4Return invites formerly incarcerated individuals to undertake a process of creating and enacting a homecoming rite of passage, supporting participants as they transition from incarceration to freedom. Come for this important service, and the discussion that … Continue reading Ritual For Return
Who Will Call the Church?
On this Stewardship Sunday, we are invited to ask why this congregation matters – not only to us as individuals and families, but to our communities in the wider world. The wonderful Dan Espie will join us as our guest musician. The Chili Cookoff will follow directly after the service. Then, from 12:30-1:30, your leadership … Continue reading Who Will Call the Church?
From I-It to I-Thou
For this Auction-won sermon, Rev. Kim has been invited by David Thomas to consider the spiritual work of staying open, humanizing, and knowing our own wounds. In these deeply disturbing times, we gather to begin here.
King Sunday
In honor of Martin Luther King Sunday, Rev. Kim and Darren “Freedom” Green share the pulpit to think on how we can support young people in Trenton. Join for this important Sunday. A discussion with Darren follows the service directly after.
Ritual of Joy! Ritual of Release.
This Sunday we gather to celebrate the retirement and longtime ministry of Robin Pugh, Director of Congregational Life. All are welcome to help in this ritual of joy and ritual of release. A luncheon in Robin’s honor will follow directly after the service.