Rev. Veronica Silva Living a life of transcendent purpose is meaningful beyond measure. We tap into the divine purpose that surpasses all by rising higher and growing deeper. We expand...

Rev. Bobbi Becker Living a spiritual life is like being on an elevator to expand our awareness. Through life’s many experiences - whether up, down, or standing still - we...

Rev. Veronica Silva and Valerie Day, RScP Care Circle Sunday You can choose to experience this in-person, or watch it on YouTube, or you can participate virtually on Zoom. Click...

Special Guest Speaker Rev. Carol Lotts In this talk, we will explore how each of us is a unique and essential thread in the great tapestry of life. We will...

Rev. Carol Lotts The “we” is more natural than the “I,” even if harder to maintain. Belonging is ancient. From tribal gatherings to temple rituals, humans have always created spaces...

Rev. Veronica Silva Mark Nepo teaches that in every generation—and in every moment—we face a choice: to live from love and connection or from fear and separation. The tribe of...

Rev. Veronica Silva and Janice Guevara, RScP Care Circle Sunday In this segment, Nepo explores how listening, respect, and presence form the core of community life, and how these values...

Rev. Veronica Silva Today, we’re exploring the final chapters of Mark Nepo’s More Together Than Alone. These chapters are a culmination of Nepo’s reflections on community, compassion, and the spiritual...

Special Guest Speaker Jesse Keeler, RScP This week, we will explore the concept of "unlikeability" and differentiate between personal preferences and inherent worth. By choosing love over judgment, you can...

Rev. Veronica Silva Let us talk about the practice of service as a form of love. (This week we will have our service teams set up for sign ups for...

Rev. Veronica Silva and Jesse Keeler, RScP Care Circle Sunday You can choose to experience this in-person, or watch it on YouTube, or you can participate virtually on Zoom. Click...

Rev. Veronica Silva What exactly is self-love? Can we really love another if we do not love ourselves first? Is that the truth?