Watch this service on YouTube. Learn about the history and practice of Kwanzaa in Texas, then join us for our New Year’s Burning Bowl Ceremony. About our SpeakerJendieyea Efayetaeo, born the seventh child on the seventh day of November at 7 a.m., sees the number 7 as a symbol of her uniqueness, representing God’s complete … Continue reading Kwanzaa & Burning Bowl
Watch this service on YouTube. Join us at 6pm Christmas Eve for our Christmas Eve special service. Please join us after the service for cookies and hot cocoa. Doors are locked 10 minutes after the service begins for safety. Join our Livestream and take part in live chats at 11:00 a.m. here. You must be logged … Continue reading Christmas Eve
Watch this service on YouTube. On the longest night of the year, many Pagans honor the passing of the old Sun and the birth of the new Sun. As we embrace the cool darkness of this time and call for the return of the light of the sun. we gather again to reflect on what … Continue reading All Ages Winter Solstice Service
Wars are declared between nations, but they are experienced by individuals. For the soldiers and survivors of wars, war is very personal, something more than can be captured in a single chapter in a history book; more than statistics, facts, maps, and figures; more than should be asked of any one person to experience and … Continue reading Memorial Day
Service details to come. Please join us after the service for coffee and conversation. Doors are locked 10 minutes after the service begins for safety. Join our Livestream and take part in live chats at 11:00 a.m. here. You must be logged in to YouTube and subscribed to our channel to join the chat feature … Continue reading Japanese Children’s Day
Celebrate Earth Day with the Worship Team as we express our dedication to all life forms and recommit to protecting our planet. Our speakers will share their own heartfelt love letters to people, places, creatures and elements that hold a special place in their hearts. Join us by writing by your own love letter afterward … Continue reading Earth Day
Although Passover is a Jewish holiday, people of any religion or no religion can and do take part in the Passover service (seder). The Exodus story, which is the basis of the holiday, carries lessons and concepts that various people interpret in different ways. Modern haggadahs (the text used in the Passover seder) deal with … Continue reading Pick your Passover; Interfaith, Feminist, Liberation, and Seinfeld
HOLI, Known as the festival of colors, Holi is unquestionably the most vibrantly colorful spring festival in the world. It’s when Hindus in India and Nepal take to the streets to throw colored powder at each other, amidst loud music and drumming, in honor of the season’s multiple hues and stories in Hindu mythology. The … Continue reading Holi Festival
Join us for this Sunday’s Joyful Christmas Eve: Sing-A-Long and Story Service’ at 6 p.m. Please note that there will be no 11 a.m. service. Celebrate the season’s magic with festive songs, heartwarming stories, and community spirit. Create lasting memories with loved ones as we usher in the joy of Christmas together. Don’t miss out … Continue reading Joyful Christmas Eve: Sing-A-Long and Story Service
This special program embraces the essence of Winter Solstice/Yule, Diwali, Hanukkah, Advent, Christmas, and Kwanzaa, recognizing the diverse ways in which light is honored during this season. Join us in a collective celebration that honors the brilliance of the human spirit and the warmth that emanates from the traditions that unite us all.
