“Love is a Verb” For WES’s annual “Pay Attention to Love Day,” Sunday officiants Perry Beider, Judy Myers, Karen Schofield-Leca, and Rajesh Vidyasagar will have a roundtable conversation about love in action. Music by the WES chorus and band
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Leaders from WES’s Together In Exploration (TIE) groups will share their experience of vulnerability and growth through regular small group meetings over the 2021-2022 year. New groups are opening up for 2022-2023.
Members of the Earth Ethics Action Team will reflect on ways they have collaborated with each other, our partner organizations, and the planet to move toward environmental justice.
Though not all WES members self-identify as “religious,” religious Humanism is the closest label we have for a community like this one that gathers for mutual support, discerning values, raising children, and marking life passages without regard for creed or dogma. The old ways of understanding what religion is will have to change if communities … Continue reading Understanding Religion in the 21st Century
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Remembering the pride and the puzzles from our past will help members decide what kind of community to be in the present and what to strive for in the future.
Several lay members of WES will speak about their vocation or avocation and what makes that work meaningful to them.
Gretchen Weigel, Director; Tony Nam, scriptwriter. Join our amazing cast of children and adults as they journey through stories from around the world to discover our Winter Festival values. This beloved play incorporates music and congregational participation. Music from the WES music program. Join us afterward for cocoa, cookies, and crafts.
