It’s the Autumn Equinox, one of two moments in the year when the Sun is exactly above the Equator and day and night are of equal length. Spiritually, the autumnal…
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“No matter where I roam Whoa oh, I know every single soul is a poem It's written on the back of God's hand” (lyrics from “Every Single Soul” by Michael…
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…
Continuing summer of congregational rest, this month, our services reflect on the themes of caring and sharing. This Sunday, we’ll reflect on excerpts from the picture book You Are Not Alone written…
As we continue with our July and August summer of congregational rest, this month, our services reflect on the themes of caring and sharing. Versions of the golden rule (Treat…
Come restfully into July and summer at Wildflower as we explore the theme of WATER. Water’s properties change. Like a river, our lives present an opportunity for transformation and…
On this day we gather together to celebrate the many milestones of our community, such as graduations, recipients of our scholarship program with Travis Early College High School, career milestones,…
Wildflower’s mission is growing spiritually together, spreading love, justice, and joy! Join us as we celebrate World Laughter Day (held globally on the first Sunday of May), exploring tools and…
The Prince Mass: The Music & Message of Prince Eight years after his death, Prince’s work continues to influence and inspire the world. With religiously themed music and lyrics, combined…
The late civil rights activist Mel King often shared that “Love is the question and the answer.” Join us for an interreligious lay-led service of readings and music reflecting on…
Amid sorrow, how do we find hope? By remembering that story is not over. As we continue with part two of Jesus’ story, after his betrayal, suffering, and execution, when…
This service of Lament is about creating space for our pain to breathe, and creating space for us to grieve together–about racism, oppression, and our communal and personal losses. We…
Reflections and celebration of ministry and life of the Rev. Absalom Jones (November 7, 1746 – February 13, 1818), an African American abolitionist and clergyman. Absalom Jones’ ministry in Philadelphia,…
While our journeys in life may not always go as planned, in hindsight, we are who we are because of where we’ve been. An interdisciplinary artist, writer, educator, and lay…
We often enthusiastically sing the words of the hymn, ”This little light of mine, I’m gonna let it shine.” But how can you let your light shine with no oil…