Awakening love & justice in our lives & in the world.
Atonement and Origami (Yom Kippur)
Sunday, September 20, 11am, in person and on Zoom
Mark Caswell, Director of Faith Formation
What would atonement look like if we worked together as a congregation? The Japaneze tradition of Senbazuru, or folding 1,000 origami paper cranes, offers us the invitation to create a symbolic gesture of repairation, a symbol of world peace. If we listen deeply, where else do we see invitations for repair in our lives?
Ingathering Water Ceremony
Join us as we regather our community and recommit to nourishing our beautiful and hurting world with our annual multigenerational water ceremony. Bring some water from a special place with you to the Sanctuary, or have some with you at home!
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