November 2
"Birth - Death"
Rev. Jane Page
Ric Masten’s song," Let It Be a Dance", offers a simple yet profound observation: “A child is born, the old must die.” This phrase, echoed in Reverend Jane’s message, invites us to reflect upon life’s perennial rhythm—birth and death, beginnings and endings. How have philosophers and theologians, both ancient and modern, grappled with these themes? And how do we, as individuals and communities, make sense of them today?

​

November 9
"Listening to the Hills: What the Natchez Mounds Taught Me
Clint Tawes
"Nearly 300 years ago, my Natchez ancestors fled their homeland and found refuge in South Carolina among the people of the Kusso tribe, forming what is now the Edisto Natchez-Kusso Tribal Nation.  Last month, I had the privilege of traveling with other members of our tribal council to our ancestral homeland.  Standing before the ancient mounds, the earth itself seemed to speak, bearing witness to both loss and endurance. In this message, I'll share a little of what I heard." Clint
 
November 16
"Movement"
Rev. Jane Page
Ric Masten sings, “Every body turn and spin.” The special message in these words is about participation, openness, and community. Masten isn’t just asking people to dance; he’s encouraging everyone to be present, to join in, and to support each other. Turning and spinning together symbolizes unity, mutual support, and finding harmony even as life constantly changes. Come join us as we explore possibilities in our congregation.

​

November 23
"Why Community is the Key to Longevity and Happiness" 
- A TED Talk by Kasley Killam
Beth Sutton

​

November 30
"Thanksgiving Leftovers and More"
Bring your leftovers or something freshly prepared and join us for brunch today. We can break bread and give thanks together. No formal service is planned today, just good food and good conversation.