Ingathering: Beginning AgainThe Rev. James Galasinski & Carol Zimmerman, DRE We all went through a crisis and collectively experienced the grief and anxiety of a pandemic. To fully heal we […]
Our final session of Magic Summer this Sunday, September 4. We will be stirring up treats for the Potsdam Animal Shelter. We will bake treats for the shelter dogs and […]
The Impact of Retirement on Spiritual LifePresented by Retired Members and Friends Three people who are members or friends of the church will share the sermon time and speak to […]
Magic Summer continues! We will make seed balls of native plants and wildflowers. These plants can strengthen our ecosystem and provide habitat for bees and other important pollinators. Growing seeds […]
The River SpeaksThe Rev. James Galasinski Pantheism is the belief that all is God. Pantheism says all the universe is divine, at least potentially. We will examine Mary Oliver’s exquisite […]
This Sunday, August 21 for Magic Summer, we want our elders to know that they are remembered and loved. We will be creating cards of encouragement. Our Elders hold wisdom […]
The Dark Before the DawnThe Rev. James Galasinski My cousin died rather suddenly and unexpectedly and much too young at the age of twenty-one. Anyone that lost a loved one […]
Join us this Sunday for another session of Magic Summer. To help beautify the earth, we will be traveling to Heritage Park for trash clean up. Come in clothes you […]
Where I’m FromRobin Collen and Cathy Crosby, Pulpit Guests Worship Committee members Robin Collen and Cathy Crosby invite you to consider where you are from—your childhood home, family traditions, ancestral […]
The Long Arc of History: Reflections on AmericaBryan Thompson, Pulpit Guest Bryan Thompson is a long time member of our congregation and also the Town of Dekalb Historian. He recently […]
