Feb. 26, 10:15am and 7pm: Credo Service
This is one of the most popular services of our year. Three members of the congregation will share their “credo” — a summary of their spiritual, ethical, and religious beliefs. You will be invited to consider what your personal credo is and how you live it out in the world.
March 4, 10:15am and 7pm: Pilgrimage and Immigration
We will explore the traditional idea of religious pilgrimage and then envisage our own life as a spiritual journey/pilgrimage. We will also reframe the issue of immigration, seeing it as a pilgrimage of humanity rather than strictly a “legal versus illegal” question.
March 11, 10:15am and 7pm: The Buddhist Teachings of Thich Nhat Hanh
Thich Nhat Hanh is one of today’s leading teachers of spiritual wisdom. His Buddhist tradition does not require a belief in God, but does challenge us to look at how we understand ourselves and life. The service will include experiencing some of the meditationl practices he recommends.
March 18, 10:15am and 7pm: The Practice of Attainable Dreaming
In the past few years we have realized some wonderful dreams, most notablyi our new, accessible, building addition. We created dreams which were visionary, challenging, and attainable — which is a tranformative combination. This is a skill we can cultivate in both our personal lfie and community life: attainable dreaming.
March 25, 10:15am and 7pm: Astrophysics, Cosmology, and Human Meaning
Jon Slavin (PhD Physics) is an Astrophysicist at the Smithosnian Astrophysical Observatory. Ken Olum (PhD in Physics) is a Cosmologist at Tufts Institute of Cosmology. They are both working on the cutting edge of research and theory. They have the challenge of sharing how their understanding of the universe impacts the nature of human meaning.
Snow Storm Notice: If the weather is inclement and you want to know if Sunday service has been cancelled, call the church office at 781 – 784-3652.
