Upcoming Services, +
Community Events
Celebrating Whitsun Through Eurythmy
A course offered on four Saturdays (May 23, June 6, June 20, June 27) at the chapel by eurythmist Connie Michaels focused on celebrating our human destiny to choose to reach beyond our personal selves to unite consciously with nature and with the higher spirit in humanity. Please see flyer for much more detailed information.
Celebrating Whitsun Through Eurythmy
A course offered on four Saturdays (May 23, June 6, June 20, June 27) at the chapel by eurythmist Connie Michaels focused on celebrating our human destiny to choose to reach beyond our personal selves to unite consciously with nature and with the higher spirit in humanity. Please see flyer for much more detailed information.
Celebrating Whitsun Through Eurythmy
A course offered on four Saturdays (May 23, June 6, June 20, June 27) at the chapel by eurythmist Connie Michaels focused on celebrating our human destiny to choose to reach beyond our personal selves to unite consciously with nature and with the higher spirit in humanity. Please see flyer for much more detailed information.
Celebrating Whitsun Through Eurythmy
A course offered on four Saturdays (May 23, June 6, June 20, June 27) at the chapel by eurythmist Connie Michaels focused on celebrating our human destiny to choose to reach beyond our personal selves to unite consciously with nature and with the higher spirit in humanity. Please see flyer for much more detailed information.
Easter Sunday
7:30 am — The Consecration of the Human Being (early service)
9:30 am — Festival for Families
10 am — Sunday Service for Children
10:30 am — The Consecration of the Human Being
Followed by a Potluck Meal
and an Egg Hunt for all!
Holy Week Contemplation
Following the service, we will contemplate the sixth sentence of our Creed in the light of Holy Saturday, and then prepare our spaces for Easter.
Holy Week Contemplation
Participating in the Easter Mystery: A Daily Contemplation of the Wisdom, Beauty and Power of the Last Supper
The Last Supper
Windows Into Christ’s Fashioning of a Medicine for the Sickness of Humanity
An Event hosted by
The Christian Community
At Academe of the Oaks in The Loft
Holy Week Contemplation
Participating in the Easter Mystery: A Daily Contemplation of the Wisdom, Beauty and Power of the Last Supper
Holy Week Contemplation
Participating in the Easter Mystery: A Daily Contemplation of the Wisdom, Beauty and Power of the Last Supper
Holy Week Contemplation
Participating in the Easter Mystery: A Daily Contemplation of the Wisdom, Beauty and Power of the Last Supper
Holy Week Contemplation
Participating in the Easter Mystery: A Daily Contemplation of the Wisdom, Beauty and Power of the Last Supper
Annual General Meeting!
Every Christian Community Congregation has a legal obligation to hold an Annual General Meeting, during which the proposed budget for the year as well as the slate of officers and members of the Board of Directors is submitted to the congregation members for approval. We hope most local members of our congregation can attend in person, but we will also open the meeting via Zoom so that our more distant members can attend. The link will be sent out closer to the date.
Sunday Program for Children
Sunday School for children from 9:30 am to 10:00 am, followed by the Sunday Service for Children at 10:00am and the adult service at 10:30am. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend the children’s program to support these youngest members of our congregation.
No service or Contemplative Conversation
Both the service and contemplative conversation have been cancelled for today.
Service, but NO Contemplative Conversation
We will not meet for the contemplative conversation following the service today.
Sunday Program for Children
Sunday School for children from 9:30 am to 10:00 am, followed by the Sunday Service for Children at 10:00am and the adult service at 10:30am. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend the children’s program to support these youngest members of our congregation.
Holy Nights of Christmas
The twelve days of Christmas or Holy Nights can feel like a time out of time, when the spiritual world draws especially near. The Consecration of the Human Being will be celebrated daily at 10 am, except Sunday, which will be at 10:30 am.
Holy Nights of Christmas
The twelve days of Christmas or Holy Nights can feel like a time out of time, when the spiritual world draws especially near. The Consecration of the Human Being will be celebrated daily at 10 am, except Sunday, which will be at 10:30 am.
Holy Nights of Christmas
The twelve days of Christmas or Holy Nights can feel like a time out of time, when the spiritual world draws especially near. The Consecration of the Human Being will be celebrated daily at 10 am, except Sunday, which will be at 10:30 am.
Holy Nights of Christmas
The twelve days of Christmas or Holy Nights can feel like a time out of time, when the spiritual world draws especially near. The Consecration of the Human Being will be celebrated daily at 10 am, except Sunday, which will be at 10:30 am.
Holy Nights of Christmas
The twelve days of Christmas or Holy Nights can feel like a time out of time, when the spiritual world draws especially near. The Consecration of the Human Being will be celebrated daily at 10 am, except Sunday, which will be at 10:30 am.
Holy Nights of Christmas
The twelve days of Christmas or Holy Nights can feel like a time out of time, when the spiritual world draws especially near. The Consecration of the Human Being will be celebrated daily at 10 am, except Sunday, which will be at 10:30 am.
End of Year Reflection
After the 10:30am adult service, we will have a potluck breakfast, light the tree and spend time quietly reflecting on this past year and making space for impulses for the new year to come. We will then share the fruits of our reflections.
Holy Nights of Christmas
The twelve days of Christmas or Holy Nights can feel like a time out of time, when the spiritual world draws especially near. The Consecration of the Human Being will be celebrated daily at 10 am, except Sunday, which will be at 10:30 am.
Holy Nights of Christmas
The twelve days of Christmas or Holy Nights can feel like a time out of time, when the spiritual world draws especially near. The Consecration of the Human Being will be celebrated daily at 10 am, except Sunday, which will be at 10:30 am.
Sunday Program for Children
Sunday School for children from 9:30 am to 10:00 am, followed by the Sunday Service for Children. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend the children’s program to support these youngest members of our congregation.
Holy Nights of Christmas
The twelve days of Christmas or Holy Nights can feel like a time out of time, when the spiritual world draws especially near. The Consecration of the Human Being will be celebrated daily at 10 am, except Sunday, which will be at 10:30 am.
Holy Nights of Christmas (Copy)
The twelve days of Christmas or Holy Nights can feel like a time out of time, when the spiritual world draws especially near. The Consecration of the Human Being will be celebrated daily at 10 am, except Sunday, which will be at 10:30 am.
Christmas Eve
The three-fold celebration of Christmas is made up of services at midnight, dawn and day, each with their unique liturgy and mood.
December 25
Caroling around the tree starts at 11:15 pm Christmas Eve
Midnight Service — 12 am
Dawn Service — 7:30 am
Breakfast for those who would like to stay
9:40 am — Carols and Christmas Garden for Families
10:00 am — Christmas Service for Children
Day Service — 10:30 am