Roots and Roofs

04/15/2022

The life of Christ still gives us hope. God surrenders to us in love. Blessed Holy Friday to you friends. Join us tomorrow for a Taize-style prayer vigil followed by champagne toast(!)

01/22/2022

Mostly we enjoy light for it’s illuminating properties. We use the Bible and the teachings of Jesus as “a lamp unto our feet” so that we might walk through life with fewer stumbles. This week at roots and roofs will well take a look at the ways in which we are Illuminating our own paths and the paths of others. Send us a message for the Zoom link!

01/13/2022

In the 2nd week of Epiphany, we will continue our discussion about the manifestation of divinity. Specifically, we will consider the baptism of Christ. Where does the Divine show up in that story? Where does the Divine show up in our own story? Join Us via Zoom this Saturday at 5:30pm

12/11/2021

A sneak peek at our conversation this evening: What kind of love are we getting for Christmas? How might we express it?

A lot has been said about the power of love; Rumi said: Love holds a master key It is for opening life’s closed doors. In mysticism, true love is the love toward God as all other types of love although beautiful too, are worldly and all worldly qualities are transient. The kind of love referred to...

11/11/2021

Regardless of affiliation, others have crawled so we might run. But who truly qualifies for sainthood? Join the conversation live at our weekly meetings or at your convenience thanks to the internet

10/02/2021

Happy spooky season

09/26/2021

09/18/2021

Did you know Roots and Roofs has an offshoot ?

Welcome to Branches and Brews

07/17/2021

Beloved, tonight we will start our conversation with a 15 minute TED talk about an intentional community. If you would like to get a head start and/or reflect later on please do so here.

Founder and resident of an Intentional Community, Bianca Heyming shares how living with many people is not simply "Bliss, Love, and Light," but in addition a...

07/17/2021

Some powerful words from one of this Synod’s keynote speakers.

Flimmaker, activist and mother Valarie Kaur connects her own family history with the current debate around immigration, hate crimes and terrorism in a powerful and moving speech on New Year’s Eve that has since gone viral.