Please join Thea, Kathy, Jeanette, and Andrew for “Celebrating Lives – Lessons from Dia de los Muertos.”

The day after Halloween is * not * Mexican Halloween – it is a beautiful and complex tradition celebrating family and friends who’ve gone before, and has evolved over thousands of years. 

If you have a small photo of a family member you’d like to honor on Sunday, we’ll have a Memory Board near the Chancel for you to post it on before the service. 

Please arrive a few minutes early so we can gently add it to others. 

The display will come down after service.

Order of Service

9:15 am Quest in Dobkin Hall  – Is Consciousness Fundamental? with Jimmy Reeves

In this week’s Quest, we’ll revisit the question of what it is to be conscious by considering some recent research that calls into question the materialist view that it’s all in our head.   This view has been a scientific article of faith for over 400 years, a result of the idea that matter and energy described by Galileo, Newton and Einstein are all there is.  Over that time our ability to measure and manipulate the world of atoms, rocket ships and laser beams has been so successful that it’s easy to think that given enough time science will explain everything, including consciousness.  But the “hard question of consciousness”, how can an electrical circuit or dopamine dump produce a feeling, has never been solved.

10:30 am Service In-Person & Zoom
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10:30 am Religious Education
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