Writing as a Spiritual Practice By paying homage in writing to important experiences in our lives, by expressing awe at how the natural world is made, by voicing outrage at injustice, by exulting in the sensual details that describe people, creatures, and things we love, all of these can be considered acts of worship. When […]

February 5 10 a.m. Shared attitudes of wonder, reverence, and concern for our natural environment led Sam King and Wisconsin photographer, Hal Watson, to collaborate on an exhibit: Though It Can't Last. The exhibit will begin on February 4 in the Howard Conn Gallery. Sam and Hal will also partner on a Sunday Forum in […]

Shared attitudes of wonder, reverence and concern for our natural environment led Sam King and Wisconsin photographer, Hal Watson, to collaborate on an exhibit: THOUGH IT CAN’T LAST. The exhibit will begin on February 4 in the Howard Conn Gallery. Sam and Hal will also partner on a Sunday Forum in the Chapel from 10 […]

Help push against antisemitism by attending this powerful play inspired by the lives and testimonies of ten Holocaust survivors A play reading of Survivors by Wendy Kout. This is a Theater 45° production in partnership with Six Points Theater. Monday, February 6, at 7 p.m. Free.    

9:30-11:30 a.m. in Jones Commons and the Education Wing. People of all ages are invited to come eat some yummy breakfast treats, play some favorite classic board games, or learn some new ones. A great chance to get out of the house in the winter and meet new Plymouth folks! The young and the young […]