Summer Fun for Children and Youth (30 August 2026)

During the summer months, our children and youth religious education activities are a mixture of fun and creativity.

Our children and youth will continue their summer art activities in our new church home.

Now that we are in The Highland Center, our children and youth will be using Maggie’s art studio downstairs for their summer fun art activities and will continue religious education classes in this location in the fall.

The group continues their summer art activities in Maggie’s studio this week by creating more creatures and other art from recycled materials.

Parents who would like to see where their children will be going are invited to take the trip downstairs with the group and either stay for the class or come back upstairs.

Maggie has graciously opened her studio to our children and youth, which allows them to keep their own materials in the same place from week to week and it provides the opportunity for messier fun each week than the small conference room upstairs.

Online and In-Person Adult Religious Education (30 August 2026)

Please join us on Sunday (30 August 2026) at 9:00 AM for our adult religious education class.

Our adult religious education class is now a dual-platform class — meeting in person at the Highland Center and also on Zoom.

On this Sunday, we will continue our discussion of the book Erasing History:  How Fascists Rewrite the Past to Control the Future by Jason Stanley.

Our discussion for this Sunday will cover chapter 4 (“From Supremacism to Fascism”).  This chapter explores the insidious role of a supremacist education system in the rise of the fascist state throughout history and in the modern world.

One paper copy of the book is still available to pick up this Sunday and e-book editions are also available.

Bear in mind that although the book was published before the 2024 election, a paperback edition has come out since then.

The Preface in the 2026 paperback edition is different from the Preface to the 2024 e-book edition.

We will be meeting in the small conference room of the Highland Center.  Park in the back parking lot on Topeka Street and come in through the ramp-accessible entrance.  Take the first hallway to the right and enter first room on the right.  And you can join us via Zoom.

Meditation with Larry Androes (29 August 2026)

Please join us on Saturday (29 August 2026) at 10:30 AM for our weekly meditation group with Larry Androes.

This group will be meeting via Zoom and not in person.

This is a sitting Buddhist meditation including a brief introduction to mindfulness meditation, 20 minutes of sitting, and followed by a weekly teaching.

Summer Fun for Children and Youth (23 August 2026)

During the summer months, our children and youth religious education activities are a mixture of fun and creativity.

Our children and youth will continue their summer art activities in our new church home.

Now that we are in The Highland Center, our children and youth will be using Maggie’s art studio downstairs for their summer fun art activities and will continue religious education classes in this location in the fall.

The group continues their summer art activities in Maggie’s studio this week by creating more creatures and other art from recycled materials.

Parents who would like to see where their children will be going are invited to take the trip downstairs with the group and either stay for the class or come back upstairs.

Maggie has graciously opened her studio to our children and youth, which allows them to keep their own materials in the same place from week to week and it provides the opportunity for messier fun each week than the small conference room upstairs.

Online and In-Person Adult Religious Education (23 August 2026)

Please join us on Sunday (23 August 2026) at 9:00 AM for our adult religious education class.

Our adult religious education class is now a dual-platform class — meeting in person at the Highland Center and also on Zoom.

On this Sunday, we will continue our discussion of the book Erasing History:  How Fascists Rewrite the Past to Control the Future by Jason Stanley.

Our discussion for this Sunday will cover chapter 3 (“The Nationalist Project”).

This chapter explores the destructive effects of supremacist nationalism that we have seen throughout history and around the world along with the ramifications of this nationalism.

Paper copies of the book will also be available to pick up this Sunday and e-book editions are also available.

Bear in mind that although the book was published before the 2024 election, a paperback edition has come out since then.

The Preface in the 2026 paperback edition is different from the Preface to the 2024 e-book edition.

We will be meeting in the small conference room of the Highland Center.  Park in the back parking lot on Topeka Street and come in through the ramp-accessible entrance.  Take the first hallway to the right and enter first room on the right.  And you can join us via Zoom.

Meditation with Larry Androes (22 August 2026)

Please join us on Saturday (22 August 2026) at 10:30 AM for our weekly meditation group with Larry Androes.

This group will be meeting via Zoom and not in person.

This is a sitting Buddhist meditation including a brief introduction to mindfulness meditation, 20 minutes of sitting, and followed by a weekly teaching.

Summer Fun for Children and Youth (16 August 2026)

During the summer months, our children and youth religious education activities are a mixture of fun and creativity.

Our children and youth will continue their summer art activities in our new church home.

Now that we are in The Highland Center, our children and youth will be using Maggie’s art studio downstairs for their summer fun art activities and will continue religious education classes in this location in the fall.

This week, we will continue with yarn bowls and begin creating some recycled creatures.

For this Sunday, the children and youth will still join us for worship in the large conference room for the first 15 minutes or so before they are dismissed to their activities.

Maggie, Kevin, and Dominique will be with them.

Parents who would like to see where their children will be going are invited to take the trip downstairs with the group and either stay for the class or come back upstairs.

Maggie has graciously opened her studio to our children and youth, which allows them to keep their own materials in the same place from week to week and it provides the opportunity for messier fun each week than the small conference room upstairs.

Online and In-Person Adult Religious Education (16 August 2026)

Please join us on Sunday (16 August 2026) at 9:00 AM for our adult religious education class.

Our adult religious education class is now a dual-platform class — meeting in person at the Highland Center and also on Zoom.

On this Sunday, we will continue our discussion of the book Erasing History:  How Fascists Rewrite the Past to Control the Future by Jason Stanley.

Our discussion will cover Chapter 2 (“Colonizing the Mind”):

“When a group of people is represented as having no history, they are being denied a valid claim to the present.  Colonialism is an ideal case, perhaps the clearest, for understanding how and why the erasure of history is central to the exercise of power and domination.”

Paper copies of the book will also be available to pick up this Sunday and e-book editions are also available.

Bear in mind that although the book was published before the 2024 election, a paperback edition has come out since then.

The Preface in the 2026 paperback edition is different from the Preface to the 2024 e-book edition.

We will be meeting in the small conference room of the Highland Center.  Park in the back parking lot on Topeka Street and come in through the ramp-accessible entrance.  Take the first hallway to the right and enter first room on the right.  And you can join us via Zoom.

Meditation with Larry Androes (15 August 2026)

Please join us on Saturday (15 August 2026) at 10:30 AM for our weekly meditation group with Larry Androes.

This group will be meeting via Zoom and not in person.

This is a sitting Buddhist meditation including a brief introduction to mindfulness meditation, 20 minutes of sitting, and followed by a weekly teaching.

Summer Fun for Children and Youth (9 August 2026)

During the summer months, our children and youth religious education activities are a mixture of fun and creativity.

Our children and youth will continue their summer art activities in our new church home.

Now that we are in The Highland Center, our children and youth will be using Maggie’s art studio downstairs for their summer fun art activities and will continue religious education classes in this location in the fall.

This week, our children and youth will be making yarn bowls and making a new bowl for the classroom chalice.