Led by Rev Tom Rosiello and soon to be ordained minister, Walter LeFlore. For this beautiful candlelight service we will commemorate the story of Jesus’ final days focusing on the meal he shared with his disciples.  Our worship will include readings, reflections, hymns and organ music.  In this service we honor our history and celebrate our Christian roots while reaching beyond to the broader message of community, sharing and the ministry of humble service.  Whether or not your religious background is Christian, please plan to attend.

Whether you are a Christian or a Muslim or even a Scientific Fundamentalist, there is a serious problem with thinking you have all the answers. This morning we will embrace the mystery of what we don't know, and explore the importance of resisting attitudes of exclusiveness in our interpretation of the world. Worship will be lead by the Rev. Tom Rosiello with assistance from Field Ed. Student, Bryan Elwood.  Our music will be under the direction of Ellen Oak, who will sing a work by Hildegard von Bingen at the 9 AM service, and lead the choir  at 11 AM in a mystical piece drawn from Hindu tradition entitled, "Dravidian Dithyramb." Our guest organist will be Roderick Phipps-Kettlewell.

Boy, do we need the spring to arrive after this winter! In our vesper service we will focus on the renewal that spring brings, not just to the earth, but to our lives. Beautiful music will be provided by harpist Dorothy Sonnichsen. Vespers is a quiet service of readings, sharing, candle lighting, mediation and music. The service lasts about 45 minutes and is the perfect way to end a busy day. You are welcome to bring a poem or other reading that reminds you of spring to share with others. The service will be led by Rev. Tom Rosiello with assistance from Bryan Elwood, our Field Ed. Student.

On this day when Spring begins, we will celebrate our connection to the earth. We will be joined by folks from the United Native American Cultural Center, who will contribute music and ritual from their tradition to our service. There will be wonderful drumming and we will begin the service with the traditional Native American ritual of calling out the four directions. We will join together in singing chants from the Native American tradition, as well as other beautiful songs which remind us of our connection to the earth. Our Adult Choir will sing an anthem entitled, "The Earth is Tired," and with the help of members of the Green Church Task Force, we will explore the things we are doing to save our tired planet. Worship will be led by Rev. Tom Rosiello with assistance from our Field Ed. Student, Bryan Elwood.