We celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. Sunday, 27 September 2026 at 11:00am This Sunday, during Hispanic Heritage Month, we'll gather to consider the question posed by theologian Rev. Miguel de la Torre: What would happen if Christianity began to reclaim other cultural traditions? We'll explore Acts 2:1-13, where the Holy Spirit creates a church of many languages—a community where God speaks through every tongue and culture. The Spirit moves through our differences, not despit

Grapes capture the sun in a vineyard. Sunday, 20 September 2026 at 11:00am This Sunday at 11am, join us to consider what happens when God's generosity refuses to play by our rules. Through the parable of the laborers in the vineyard (Matthew 20:1-16) and insights from theologian Cynthia Bourgeault, we'll ask: What would it mean to rejoice when God gives everyone the same dignity, love, and grace—regardless of when they arrive? There is room in the vineyard—and at the table—

Forgiveness can liberate and heal. Sunday, 13 September 2026 at 11:00am Join us on September 13th at 11 AM to ask what may be the hardest question: How do we truly forgive? Forgiveness isn't pretending nothing happened, excusing abuse, or ignoring injustice. It’s turning our deepest wounds toward God and letting God's Spirit transform them. Drawing from Matthew 18, Richard Rohr, and Brian McLaren, we'll explore Jesus's radical challenge to forgive seventy-seven times—becaus

Sunday, 6 September 2026 Hands of all ages and backgrounds join together to support justice, healing, and inclusion. Labor Day celebrates working people discovering their collective power to demand justice and dignity—the same vision at the heart of Jesus's ministry. This Sunday, we'll ask: What becomes possible when we unite? How do we confront injustice, repair what's broken, and make room for those society abandons? Through Matthew 18, Liberation Theology, and AI, we'll ex