On Sunday, Rev. Gaylon McDowell concluded our “Service As Sacred Medicine” series with his message, “Service: The Practice of Greatness.” Read More
On Sunday, Rev. Rainbow Weldon continued our series “Service As Sacred Medicine” with her message, “How Can I Serve Today?” Read More
This week’s #WednesdayWisdom—following last week’s election and a holy “Oh, Hell No” from Rev. Lola Wright—comes from the Book of Esther, mentioned in Rev. Lola’s message last Sunday. It tells the story of a Hebrew woman born in Persia, Esther, who eventually is named queen by the ruling king, Xerxes. Learning of an impending massacre to her Jewish people within the kingdom, she successfully intercedes on their behalf, risking her own execution to ultimately become the savior of her people. Read More
Because of a technical breakdown, unfortunately, we won’t have the normal audio and video from Sunday’s service to publish—it was one of our best! However, Rev. Lola Wright attempted to recreate the magic with her own video recording redoing the message, “ALL Things Work Together For Good – BELIEVE THAT!” Read More
On Sunday—our first available via Livestream!—Rev. Lola Wright kicked off our November series, “Service As Sacred Medicine,” with her message, “Who We Be: Sacred Citizenship.” Read More
This month we transcend our individual wants and needs. We are invited to release our attachments to self and hold our desires lightly. In the spiritual practice of Sacred Service we surrender to a purpose greater than ourselves. Sacred Service is the practice of contributing and serving humanity, our brothers and our sisters without any expectation of renumeration or praise. Read More