Is there a way to honor both science and religion without getting into an argument about their divergent truth-claims? In this guest sermon, Rev. Craig Moro will discuss some of … Continue reading Gather, Count, Sort, and Measure
There is sad and glad news from our friends in Felsőrákos. Our first partner minister, the Rev. József Kotecz, sent news that his step-daughter, Réka’s daughter, Ottilia, died of cancer … Continue reading January 6, 2026
The rules and laws we institute are supposed to make society better, but often they are an excuse to justify cruelty, exploitation, inequality, and selfishness. But we know how we … Continue reading The Law of Flesh and the Heart of Stone
During this post-holiday service, attendees will have an opportunity to ask Rev. Eklof questions about topics on their minds. Listen to the audio only of this sermon.
During this post-holiday service, attendees will have an opportunity to ask Rev. Eklof questions about topics on their minds. Listen to the audio only of this service.
What if your congregation could help dismantle mass incarceration — simply by walking with one person returning home from prison? In this guest presentation, Candice Baughman, a formerly incarcerated person, … Continue reading One Parish One Prisoner: “We need a new Underground Railway today…a moral and spiritual revolution is required of us now.” — Michelle Alexander, The New Jim Crow
My sermons almost always express something of my own continuing search for greater understanding, which is why I think of myself as always “preaching to the preacher.” Organizing my own … Continue reading Preaching to the Preacher
Our special collection for the month of December will be for will be for our minister’s Discretionary Fund. It is sometimes informally referred to as “the sharing fund” because Rev. … Continue reading December 2025
There have been so many exciting technological advances in 2025 that I have had to restrain myself from speaking about them before the end of the year. Advances in Artificial … Continue reading The Most Transformative Technology of the Year
This simple but provocative question—a line from John Denver’s song, “It’s About Time”—is one the entire world should be asking itself at this moment in history. As nation-states attempt to … Continue reading Who’s to Say We Have to Lose for Someone Else to Win?
