This Sunday, May 13:
It’s Mother’s Day, and this Sunday Rev. Sky St. John guides our exploration of the “Creative Force” (the Mothering Qualities) in all of us–the choices we must make to be the best, most excellent “Mothers” of all! What creativity do you bring to the nurturing you provide for friends, colleagues, family, and community? How can you offer more of that Divine quality and express your Love?
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...Read moreRev. Sky St. John demonstrated how our life’s progression has occurred perfectly in each moment, similar to the way he put together the recipe for sugar cookies. The ingredients did not always look so appetizing, yet the end result is phenomenal!
E mālama i ka iki kanaka, i ka nu‘a kanaka. O kākou no kēia ho‘akua.
Take care of the insignificant and the great man. That is the duty of us gods.
Rev. Sky St. John enhances our spiritual understanding by drawing upon this prophetic saying from Mary Kawena Pukui’s ‘Olelo No‘eau–a teaching that focuses on our Oneness with all beings.
For Earth Day 2012, Rev. Sky St. John described how we might respond to ecological and environmental issues as spiritual beings. Our alienation from the earth can be seen as a reflection of our alienation from self and others.
Rev. Mindy Tucker explores the transformation that can occur for us when we follow Jesus’ example.
Concentrating on the first chapter of Do Greater Things: Following in Jesus’ Footsteps, Mindy speaks of the power of vision, and how to use vision as a spiritual practice.
Rev. Sky St. John reminded us that the traditional Easter story only conveys a portion of the message. Jesus always sought to empower people to step more fully into their greatness.
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Guest vocalist Philip Strauss sings a new Matthew West song, “Come On Christmas,” from our December 4, 2011 Sunday celebration!
Sunday, November 6, 2011:
In celebration of Veterans’ Day, Rev. Sky St. John honors service and those who have committed their talents, abilities, hearts, and sometimes their lives for a better nation and world.
by James Dillet Freeman
by Vicky Edmonds
Dealing with loss and tragedy
September 11, 2011
In the midst of crisis, there exist lessons, difficult though they may be to discern. This Sunday, Rev. Sky St. John helps us to reveal and embrace those lessons. With special video extras of Rev. Sky St. John, vocalist Nadine Risha, and poet Vicky Edmonds.