Guest Speaker

JANUARY 29, 2012

Kate Landis

The origin of the word parable is "to cast alongside." What wisdom do we gain from sharing our experiences? How does love challenge us as we walk together as a spiritual community?

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The Rev. Michael Schuler, Pulpit Exchange Guest

Of his topic, Michael writes, “What does it take to make a difference in the world?  Some would say history is made by individuals exercising exceptional power or exhibiting uncommon brilliance.  Others contend that ‘being in the right place at the right time’ is what matters.  Is ‘greatness’ a matter of timing or of talent?  Do we give the supreme souls of the human species too much or too little credit?”

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Copyright ©2011, CathyAnn Beaty

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Today, nature mysticism, which is central to Pagan beliefs, is re-emerging as a recognized path to spiritual awareness and transformation. We will examine the core attitudes and actions of present-day nature mystics, how these are validated by the natural sciences, and their connection with the new discipline of eco-psychology.

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John Nichols, The Nation magazine and Capital Times editor, is the co-author (with Robert McChesney) of a groundbreaking new book: The Death and Life of American Journalism.He joined us at a Sunday Morning Forum on February 20 to discuss the current legislative crisis in Wisconsin.  (He had previously planned to speak on the state of journalism today, but current events called for a change of topics.)

A sermon by the Rev. Elizabeth Harding

August 16, 2009

Come explore matters of the heart and head this Sunday as we talk about race in relation to our faith.  To have these hard conversations is necessary if we are to make our beliefs real in the world. Our political climate has changed how we might view these conversations in the future, too.

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A sermon by the Rev. Linda Hansen

August 23, 2009

We live with lots of pressures. Perhaps none harder on our sense of self or on our ability to create community than the pressure to be #1.  What might it mean to have as our ideal instead that we be “good enough”?

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