Once there were two travelers who came away richer from every place they visited. Their movement—the journey itself—was sacred for them, yes. But a time came for them to settle in and invest themselves in a sacred space to share with future generations. Our annual stewardship season is a time for us all to do the same!

By Rev. Craig Moro

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Sunday, March 15th
 

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Many of us remember Charlton Heston playing the prophet Moses as he led his people across the Red Sea, pursued by Pharaoh’s chariots.  Some of us take this story literally. But there’s another option: a literary, literate reading that touches on the special power of the written word and prepares us to celebrate Read Across America Day on March 2!

By Rev. Craig Moro

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Theodore Parker was a Unitarian minister and one of this country’s best-known public speakers in the middle years of the 19th century.  He was a theologian of freedom and an activist in the cause of abolishing slavery, though a number of colleagues turned against him for his powerfully rational approach to Bible teachings.  What would he have to say about current trends in our national life, when racist assertions swirl together with a storm of attacks on reason and logical thought? Service led by Rev. Craig Moro

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Happy Groundhog Day, when we celebrate an emergence from darkness into light. Join me on the number two day of the number two month of this new year for a sermon on something we rarely discuss in a religious service. (Hint: it has to do with the number two!)  Service led by Rev. Craig Moro

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