There is so much change happening right now that it may feel as if the whole world is in a storm. How do we find the way to move with…
The transition from winter to spring brings with it new beginnings and transformation. Taking cues from the garden and nature, we can appreciate the moment, notice what we may need…
This month, as a congregation, we are in a season of visioning and imagining who we are as Wildflower and who we hope to be in the near future. During…
In this Zoom-only service, we continue our February theme of We Are the Ones We’ve Been Waiting For. A church requires shared ownership. And, we need each other. How can…
What is the Beloved Community? Who dreamed it first and what did they mean by it? Let’s sift through history and theology to learn from wise ones, and chart our…
Susie Epstein invites us to join her as she explores her Jewish identity during this sacred time of Winter Equinox, Christmas, Chanukkah and Kwanza while acknowledging the Israeli genocide in…
This time of year can be so emotionally taxing. We are told it's the happiest of times, but often it feels anything but. And that before we even begin to…
As we continue our month-long theme of Comforting Light, we will take time to meditate, dream, imagine, and breathe, honoring our own inner light and the comforting lights that surround…
This online service, entitled Love in Action, might be a little different than Zoom services we’ve had before. It’s a dinner church service, so there’s a sense that we’re all sitting…
Throughout religious history, revivals have marked periods of resurgence in people’s commitment to their faith traditions. Classic American tent revivals took people out of the four walls of the church…
Wildflower Church isn't a building, it's people–and our communal and spiritual connections to one another–held together through shared values, shared principles, and shared experiences. So who is Wildflower and who…