Manifest Destiny
The term “Manifest Destiny” appeared in newspapers in 1845, on the eve of the Mexican-American War. Manifest Destiny was never a stated policy, but a motto for the deeply held conviction that our nation’s conquests were divinely sanctioned and honorable. Americans did not vanquish to conquer, only to bestow liberty and the blessings of our … Continue reading Manifest Destiny

Safe Space for People of Color
Our Safe Space promotes black, indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) participation in our community and nourishes our diversity.
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Mental Health Ministry
Rev. Barbara Meyers leads the Mental Health Ministry, our service to people with mental health challenges and to their families, within and beyond the walls of our congregation.
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Children’s Programming and Family Ministry
We offer programming every 2nd and 3rd Sunday of the month, in addition to periodic all-ages worship services, Parent's Night Out and other special events.
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Building Racial Justice
We are committed to dismantling white supremacy in ourselves and our institutions. Bring your passion and desire to see change. Be prepared to exercise your mind and open your heart.
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Most Recent Service
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January 11th, 2026: Practicing Resistance
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