Greetings Friends,
We share this planet as one of God’s magnificent creations. On this Earth Day we realize that as the human family we have far more in common than what differentiates us. With that commonality, we are called upon to care for our world.
A Rabbinic parable from two thousand years ago tells of a Roman garrison traveling along the country side coming upon an elderly person planting a carob tree know to take decades before bearing fruit. The soldier ridicules the planter and challenges as to why plant a tree from which he would never benefit. The elder responds that just as the current generation found the world with trees and beauty, so shall the world be left for future generations.
We must protect and care for the earth. Let’s come together in worship this Sunday in partnership and community committing to care for our planet in celebration of Earth Day.
Shalom-Peace!
Rabbi Mark
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June 13 Sermon. Our lesson from Mark today speaks about recovery from mental illness, a growing problem in our own community as we recover from the Pandemic.
continue readingMay 30 Worship we remember those who we have lost from Covid-19 and contemplate how the pandemic has changed us through a time of guided reflection.
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No matter who your are, or where you are on life's journey, you are welcome here!
We worship whenever we are together, but we gather formally for worship Sunday mornings at 10:00 am.
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