High Street Church Zoom Worship with Rev. Sarah Oglesby-Dunegan – December 24, 2021
Tonight’s message was broadcast using Zoom from our Sanctuary.
Tonight’s message was broadcast using Zoom from our Sanctuary.
Rev. Sarah and the transition team engage in a vision process to uncover the potential future of High Street. As High Street prepares for moving back into their building and its next ministry, we will dream together, remember together, and weave together–weave a new story to hold and to challenge this congregation. Rev. Sarah will offer some possibilities in a sermon, and then High Street folks will be invited to listen to each other in a conversation facilitated by transition team members. What kind of community is High Street and what can High Street offer Macon/MIddle Georgia? What do members need from each other? How can High Street live into its potential, and what might happen if it did? How might High Street need to change in order to fulfill these dreams? Rev. Sarah will share how other congregations have approached these pivotal conversations and what they created as a result.
The High Street Church Transition team will invite members and friends into a conversation about the ways in which faith communities might shift and change to survive and thrive into this next century.
Rev. Sarah brings a labor day message that reminds us of the labor movement’s promises and the possibilities still at hand for transformative change in upholding worker’s rights.
In ancient Egypt, cats were worshiped. They have never let us forget it. Whether or not you have a resident divine feline, this message will either enlighten and enliven you, fill you with copious amounts of cuteness and warm fuzzies, or leave you with a profound sense of dread. Just remember these most holy words and repeat them over and over (much like a Hindu or Buddhist mantra): Cats rule; dogs drool!
Remembering the people and situations where we learned to play, be playful and let life play out.
Remembering how to laugh and rediscovering joy—from the a pleasant life to the whole life, in community and with a sense of play, we can create meaning together. We will be joined by UU’s from Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
We often think of nurturing as a role for women and mothers, but all of us can be nurturing and all of us receive nurturing from a myriad of people and places. What happens when we extend ourselves in this way with one another? How is this connected to both the healing of the planet and ourselves simultaneously?
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