October 6

Voice Still and Small

Sometimes the voice that is the hardest to hear, is the one closest to us. This Sunday, we dive into the spiritual practice of listening closely to ourselves.

Speaker: Rev. Dr. Kent Doss

October 13

Keep Your Ear to the Ground

The quieting of songbirds, the crackling of forest fires, and even the noises of soil are calling out for human attention. Most of us aren’t accustomed to listening to nature. Together, we explore some of the ways of listening and what we might hear nature telling us.

Speaker: Rev. Dr. Kent Doss

October 20

It’s A Really Small World

Racial, ethnic, and religious differences exist not just in our country or congregation. For many Tapestry families, those differences live under the same roof. This Sunday, three Tapestry families share how navigating cultural differences within the family informs their religious journey.

Speaker: Tapestry Families

October 27

Listening Across Difference

Language barriers can be transcended. Historical enemies can understand each other. Political opponents can cooperate for the mutual good. Reaching across our difference is not easy, but it starts, ends, and is sustained by deep listening.

Speaker: Rev. Dr. Kent Doss