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Find out about High Plains
Sunday Services
and spiritual development for
Children, Youth, and Adults
and see if our
Values and Beliefs
can help you find what you are looking for.
We are an open, welcoming, and caring faith community where people gather to
Nurture a loving, respectful religious community,
Inspire spiritual growth, and
Act for social justice.
All services begin at 3:30 pm unless otherwise noted
December 16: "Annual Pageant" with Jessica Laikeman and Dianne McRae.
It will be a celebration of the Pagan Sabbat, one of our series of services in the round where we see one another in community. Jessica and Dianne will coordinate the rich stories that tell more of the mystery of our lives as humans on this Earth.
December 20: “Blue Christmas Service" at 6:00 pm hosted by Unity.
Everyone experiences losses and times of sadness. When we see all of the jolly lights, hear the songs of celebration, and smell foods that we’ve shared with those we’ve lost, holidays can feel particularly cruel. This service is for whom the season is a difficult time. Please join us for this time of quiet, reflection, and healing.
December 23: "The story of Mary, Joseph, and Jesus".
The Holy Family of Christian traditions is one of poor people in a situation of unsettled, uncertain, and undependable times. Their story could be one of our modern world. What if they were refugees from a land torn by war, by gang violence, by famine, disease, or poverty. As we relate the story of modern-day refugees to that of a legendary family long ago, we see “the inherent worth and dignity of every person” and can expand our perspective on how we treat our neighbors.
December 24: "Christmas Eve Service" at 7:00 pm with Cindy Fesgen.
Cindy will lead our candlelight service. We hope you'll join us for a time of carols, candles and quiet reflection on the birth of the Holy Child of Christian tradition.
December 30: "Chocolate & Champagne Communion" with Dianne McRae and Cindy Fesgen.
This is a celebration of the mystery of time, its manifestations in our lives of past, present, and future, and of taking stock of all of these aspects of our existence. Join us to toast both joys and sorrows of the past year and to celebrate the mystery of what is ahead.
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