NOVEMBER 1, GUEST SPEAKER BOB JOSLIN

“THE DAY OF THE DEAD”

Let’s celebrate the Day of the Dead while we are still living!

It’s not the end but the beginning of a new chapter. The adventures continue as a mystery of possibilities, so let’s greet it with excitement!​

NOVEMBER 8, GUEST SPEAKER REV. MICHELLE LA GRAVE

“LOVE AT THE CENTER”

In a world which is not always welcoming to LGBTQ+ people, the explicit affirmation of queer spirituality is an essential practice of any beloved community of faith.

We can do this by placing Love at the center of our values and practices and proclaiming that a Loving Spirit loves all of us just as we were created to be.​

NOVEMBER 15, GUEST SPEAKER REV. ROY WINN

“ACTIVATING YOUR MENTAL POWER”

Spiritual How are thoughts and beliefs affect our lives every day.

Discovering how our thoughts and beliefs are formed, why they exist, and how to change them to become a better you and live the life you dream of.​

NOVEMBER 22, GUEST SPEAKER REV. HELEN DOWNEY

“GRATITUDE ROCKS!”

Thanksgiving is on its approach to begin our holiday season, and it is always a time in which we become more aware of the importance of giving thanks and appreciation in our daily lives.

Matthew Henry, a Renowned English nonconformist minister of the 17th Century wrote:

"ThanksGiving is good, but ThanksLiving is better".

We'll explore how to cultivate ThanksLiving and realize the benefits of a truly grateful existence... even when facing uncertainty or grief that may seem chaotic, challenging, or overwhelming. Gratitude really does rock! It can provide comfort as a healing balm; and it has even been said that

"Gratitude is like gravy, put some on everything!"

NOVEMBER 29, GUEST SPEAKER REV. LEE HITE

“LET YOUR LIFE SAY THANK YOU”

What would it look like for your life to say “thank you”?

Rev. Lee Hite invites us to explore gratitude through the way we love, give, listen, and show up.

On this Sunday after Thanksgiving, we’ll discover how everyday choices
become expressions of appreciation, how gratitude can coexist with life’s challenges,
and how recognizing the sacred in ordinary moments deepens our experience of spiritual life.