Sunday Service, 1 March 2026 Led by Rev. Dr. Jane Blackall   Musical Prelude: I Remember When – Alexis Ffrench (performed by Jack Campbell)        Opening Words:  ‘We Co-Create this Sanctuary’ by Jack Mendelsohn (adapted)   With our presence and intention we make this gathering a sanctuary:   A space of dreams and wisdom and beauty, where we come to grow, to be healed, to stretch mind and heart, to be challenged, renewed; to be helped in our own continuing struggles for meani

Sunday Service, 22 February 2026 Led by Rev. Dr. Jane Blackall and Jasmine Cooray   Musical Prelude: A Foggy Day (Gershwin) (performed by Abby Lorimier and Andrew Robinson)        Opening Words:  ‘The Heart of Our Faith’ by Monica Jacobson-Tennessen (adapted)   What is it That calls you here That calls you onward That calls you inward That leads you homeward?   What is it That gives you the power To make that change To ask that question To take that journey?   What is it That

Sunday Service, 15 February 2026 Led by Rev. Dr. Jane Blackall   Musical Prelude: Bellini - Vaga luna, che inargenti (performed by Holly Redshaw and Andrew Robinson)       Opening Words:  ‘Our Lives Intersect and Intertwine’ by Tania Y Márquez   It is a wonder and mystery that our paths have crossed; That in the immensity of time, in the vastness of space, we coincide here.   I am in awe at the ways in which our lives intersect and intertwine, at the beauty we create when we

Sunday Service, 8 February 2026 Led by Rev. Dr. Jane Blackall     Musical Prelude: Ashokan Farewell (performed by Tara McCarthy, Tara Viscardi, and Jess Collins)      Opening Words:  ‘Part of Something Greater’ by Elizabeth Barish Browne    From our very first breath, we reach out.   Co-regulation is in our nature. We find our cues from the sun and the moon, from each parent and caregiver, we find our place in this great turning planet, by turning to one another, generation t

Sunday Service, 1 February 2026 Led by Rev. Sarah Tinker   Musical Prelude: Mendelssohn, Lied Ohne Worte Op. 53 No. 4 (performed by George Ireland)     Opening Words and Chalice Lighting:  ‘ Words for Candlemas’ by Tess Ward (adapted)   ‘Substance of our faith, lit in recognition Reveal yourself to us this day. Stop our feet in their daily tracks that we might not miss today in some vague hope of tomorrow. Unfold our prayers to wisdom that we might discern love’s purpose in t